MID CENTURY CREDENZA BY MCINTOSH OF KIRKCALDY

This stunning vintage credenza was produced by McIntosh of Kirkcaldy in Scotland  and designed by Thomas Robertson during the 1960s. 

This is one of the harder to find McIntosh 'Dunottar' credenzas by Robertson. Recognizable by its round teak handles on the central cupboard doors, it has three drawers on the left and the central doors conceal ample shelved storage, the right has a pull down door, with sliding shelf above for pouring drinks. Sitting on its original solid teak frame it really is a stunning example in excellent condition with usual wear for its vintage.

DIMENSIONS:
84" wide x 18.5" deep x 30" high

CONDITION:

This fantastic credenza is in excellent vintage condition. Please study the pictures carefully for a more accurate depiction and please get in touch if you have any questions.

MAKER:

Founded in 1869 by Alexander Henry (A.H) McIntosh (1835-1919) in Kirkcaldy, within the Fife region of Scotland, the business expanded quickly thoughout the UK and internationally, exhibiting at the World Fair in Paris in 1878, and the Sydney Exhibition in 1879. Like many other business during the First World War, McIntosh contributed to the war effort by manufacturing airplane wings and other parts for the duration. By the early 1960s, McIntosh began to move away from producing more traditional style dining and bedroom furniture towards making mid-century style furniture akin to the Danish Modern style. 

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SKU:
K2734