Mid Century Nathan Teak Sideboard

Mid Century Nathan Teak SideboardA scarcely seen, vintage teak sideboard manufactured by Nathan. Excellent restored condition Featuring simplistic clean lines with striking split handles. Lots of storage with three good sized drawers, and two cupboards (one shelved) to the left. The teak has a stunning golden patina that only age can achieve. Dimensions: Width: 183cm Height: 76cm Depth: 45cm Cupboard Heights: 45cm Cupboard Widths: 55cm Height above shelf: 21cm Drawer Widths: 65cm

A scarcely seen, vintage teak sideboard manufactured by Nathan.

– Excellent restored condition

Featuring simplistic clean lines with striking split handles. Lots of storage with three good sized drawers, and two cupboards (one shelved) to the left.

The teak has a stunning golden patina that only age can achieve.

Dimensions:
Width: 183cm
Height: 76cm
Depth: 45cm
Cupboard Heights: 45cm
Cupboard Widths: 55cm
Height above shelf: 21cm

Drawer Widths: 65cm
Drawer Heights: 8,10,16cm

A very desirable piece, in excellent restored condition - there are some minor polished marks as to be expected, please take a look at the photographs for more detail.

The History of Nathan:
Barnet Nathan was a furniture maker of Russian origin and began to manufacture hand-crafted pieces of furniture from his work shop in Hackney Road East London in 1916 and founded Nathan with his brothers. During the first and second world war the company supplemented their high-quality furniture-making business with making ammunition boxes and tent pegs for the war effort.

By the 1950’s, Nathan was specialising in dining room furniture and creating a brand names. Their dining-room suite the ‘Compton’ was chosen to represent the best British design at a major exhibition in New York in 1954.

The company radically embraced Scandinavian design in the 1960’s and used innovative designs using veneers, primarily in teak. A cohesive look in the home was Nathan’s ideal aesthetic, one which carried through from living room to dining room.