Mid Century Sideboard by Gordon Russell c1970

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Mid Century Sideboard by Gordon Russell c1970
Produced in the late 1970’s by the high end antique furniture maker Gordon Russell, produced in rosewood and Indian laurel on solid mahogany standing on tapered and shaped legs. This sideboard has two central doors with moveable shelves behind. This is flanked by a set of four drawers either side.
The sideboard is still in its original polish and in excellent condition
Age 1970
Style Mid Century Modern
Material Rosewood Laurel and mahogany
Condition Very Good
Dimensions 87h x 160w x 48d cm

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Category Post 1940 Furniture Date 1970  Retro Antiques Material Rosewood Maker Gordon Russell Item code as457a518 / 237 Status Sold

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