Vintage 1950s "Uniflex" Teak Six Drawer Dresser or Chest by Gunther Hoffstead

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Teak dressing table with a mirror, two larger drawers and two smaller drawers. Measure: Height table 60 cm.

Superb rare pair of 1960s Danish inspired tallboy chest of drawers designed by Gunther Hoffstead for Uniflex of Great Britain as part of the ’Q’ series. This unit features 6 differen...

A vintage white wicker Hollywood Regency style six drawer dresser, great condition, new glass top, six pull out easy gliding drawers with rattan and wood pulls...

Uniflex Q range chest of drawers by Gunther Hoffstead. The Danish designer Gunther Hoffstead designed for the small innovative firm of Uniflex in the early 1960s. He designed some of the most modern looking pieces in the UK at this time. The Q Range is one of the best known of his designs for Uniflex. Gunther Hoffstead appears to have been a Danish born designer , but apart from his work for Uniflex he seems to be unknown . Peter Hayward was amongst others who designed for Uniflex which was the brand name for L Lazurus. The Q Range sometimes is found in teak, but mainly it’s seen in this lighter wood which looks like cherry. Stag also used a similar light wood in the early 1960s. Uniflex pieces are always beautifully made, and are better finished than Stag, so they wouldn’t have been cheap when new. The best test of a good design is whether it still looks modern 50...

Stunning Teak High dresser by Borge Mogensen for Neils Vodder, Denmark 1950s. A tall seven (7) drawer dresser or chest of drawers designed by Borge Mogensen. Dresser is constructed ...

Absolutely gorgeous Danish modern three-drawer teak dresser / chest by Borge Mogensen, circa 1960s. The piece has been professionally refinished and looks fantastic! It is of superb ...