Teak Secretary from Turnidge of London, 1960s

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This exceptional mid-century modern secretary bureau is a stellar example of british cabinet making, produced by the renowned manufacturer turnidge … Read more This exceptional mid-century modern secretary bureau is a stellar example of british cabinet making, produced by the renowned manufacturer turnidge of london during the 1960s. Famed for their high-quality specialized storage and bar furniture, turnidge designed this piece with a beautiful balance of sleek functionality and compact elegance. Crafted from premium teak wood with rich, expressive grain patterns, it features a classic drop-down writing bureau door that reveals an organized interior organizer workspace, sitting atop a spacious lower two-door storage cabinet.

its smart, narrow profile and relatively compact depth make it an incredibly versatile solution for the modern home. It serves as a sophisticated home office workstation or a stylish organizational hub for a mid-century modern living room, hallway, or study.

condition & character
the secretary is preserved in its original vintage condition, showcasing the timeless structural quality of british mid-century furniture.

surface & patina: the teak veneer retains its deep, warm golden tone and smooth finish. It displays minor signs of use, including light surface scuffs and small scratches consistent with honest vintage wear over the decades.

mechanism doors: the pull-down writing desk mechanism operates smoothly and provides a stable workspace. The lower cabinet doors open and close cleanly.

structure: the entire unit is highly stable and sturdy, standing strong on its iconic inset wooden plinth base.

inspection: to properly appreciate the fine wood joinery, functional interior layout, and authentic vintage character, please review the detailed photos carefully.

details & dimensions
manufacturer: turnidge of london
origin: united kingdom
period: 1960s
materials: premium teak wood

dimensions: w92 x d41 x h113 cm
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