Mid-Century Modern Teak and Oak Twin Pedestal Desk by Alfred Cox, 1960s

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A beautifully proportioned mid-century twin pedestal desk by Alfred Cox , showcasing the clean architectural lines and exceptional craftsmanship for … Read more A beautifully proportioned mid-century twin pedestal desk by Alfred Cox , showcasing the clean architectural lines and exceptional craftsmanship for which the British maker became renowned during the 1960s. Constructed in richly figured teak with solid oak framing and legs, this substantial executive desk features eight generously sized drawers arranged across twin pedestals, each fitted with elegant sculpted solid timber handles that are seamlessly integrated into the design. The fully finished back allows the desk to sit proudly in the centre of a room, making it equally suited to a home office, creative studio or commercial workspace. The generous work surface provides ample space for multiple monitors or paperwork, while the open kneehole ensures excellent comfort. Warm teak grain flows beautifully across the top and drawer fronts, complemented by exposed solid oak framing that gives the desk its distinctive architectural character. An increasingly sought-after design from one of Britain’s finest post-war furniture makers, this Alfred Cox desk offers timeless style alongside practical everyday functionality. Details Maker: Alfred Cox Origin: United Kingdom Period: Mid-Century Modern, circa 1960s Materials: Teak and solid oak Twin pedestal executive desk Eight drawers (four per pedestal) Integrated sculpted solid timber handles Spacious open kneehole Fully finished back for freestanding room placement Raised on solid oak legs Beautiful teak grain throughout Original construction and craftsmanship Dimensions Width: 159 cm Depth: 45.5 cm Height: 76.5 cm Condition Very good vintage condition with light age-related wear consistent with use. The desk has been cleaned and professionally restored, retaining an attractive warm patina. Drawers run smoothly, the structure is solid throughout, and it presents exceptionally See less