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1970s mid century room divider by Schreiber

Name: 1970s Mid Century Room Divider By Schreiber
SKU: as642a629
Price: 320.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Founded in 1957 by Chaim Schreiber, Schreiber furniture is an interesting British success story.

The Company was one of the biggest names in furniture in the 70s, rivalling G Plan E Gomme and other famous names.

In 1973 they added fitted kitchen to their range, and created 280 Schreiber Furniture Centre shops throughout UK.

This shelf unit is typical of the Schreiber style, minimal in the danish style with great teak wood grain and distinctive recessed mounted handles.

Size : width 107cm x depth 36cm x height 176cm

Condition:
Very good mid century condition, only minor signs of wear reflecting age and use. NOTE slight mark on Formica, see photos for reference.
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Price

£320.00

$397.86

€372.26

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Date 1970s Retro Antiques Origin English Maker Schreiber Condition Condition Very good mid century condition, only minor signs of wear reflecting age and use. Item code as642a629 Status For Sale

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