Tom Robertson for McIntosh

TOM ROBERTSON for McINTOSH; Scotland, 1960s.
Torpedo model sideboard, c. 1960.
Teak wood.
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Measurements: 75 x 213,5 x 46 cm.
Sideboard buffet made of teak wood that presents a design of straight lines typical of the sixties. It is a piece of furniture with a markedly horizontal structure, with simple and rounded volumes, basically a stylized prism raised on four tall and narrow legs, which visually lighten the design even more as they are located away from the corners. It is worth noting that the right door bar cabinet with pull-out tray for glasses.Alexander Henry McIntosh started his furniture business AH McIntosh in 1869 in a small town in Scotland. Rapid expansion was based on a reputation for quality craftsmanship and interest from international trade shows. McIntosh created quality furniture that catered to the tastes of the progressive British middle class.