Vintage Walnut Sideboard / Chest of Drawers by Uniflex

A very stylish and impressive vintage walnut and chrome sideboard, made in England and dating from the 1960’s. It is of superb quality, it has an absolutely gorgeous walnut front wi...

A superb vintage walnut Hamilton sideboard by Robert Heritage for Archie Shine. This was made in England, it dates from the 1960’s. The quality is outstanding, this won various desi...

A superb and extremely rare vintage sideboard designed by Robert Heritage. This was made in England, it dates from the 1960’s. The quality is absolutely outstanding, this extremely ...

A magnificent Art Deco burr walnut sideboard by Hille. This was made in England, it dates from the 1920’s. The quality is outstanding, this is incredibly well made and is a substant...

Italian modernist matching pair of walnut and brass chests or drawers attributed to Ico Parisi, manufactured by Spartaco Brugnoli. Refined design with inlaid brass pulls to open the ...

Stunning stamped Waring & Gillow Ltd with original brass handles. This piece is one of a kind. We have lightly restored this by cleaning it, hand condition waxing and hand polishi...

A mid century Italian style maple dressing table  - from the quality furniture makers, Meredew, circa 1960s There are two drawers and two cupboards Finished in high gloss The match...

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...