Vintage Teak Double Wardrobe from Stonehill, 1960s

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Vintage stonehill teak double wardrobe | 1960s | mid-century british design a superb mid-century vintage teak double wardrobe by stonehill, … Read more Vintage stonehill teak double wardrobe | 1960s | mid-century british design a superb mid-century vintage teak double wardrobe by stonehill, dating from circa 1960, combining beautifully crafted natural teak with elegant scandinavian-inspired styling and wonderfully practical interior storage. This impressive double wardrobe features two beautifully proportioned doors, each enhanced by distinctive rectangular wooden door pulls. The simple geometric handles are a wonderful design detail, adding character while complementing the clean lines of the piece. The wardrobe is raised on stylish angled wooden legs, giving it the light, elevated appearance so characteristic of mid-century furniture. The warm, naturally grained teak brings depth and richness to the design, making this a beautiful statement piece for a bedroom. Inside, the wardrobe has a fully fitted interior, including a practical clothes rail and a particularly charming tie rack fitted to the inside of one of the doors. A thoughtful detail that reflects the attention to functionality found in quality mid-century furniture. About stonehill stonehill furniture was a respected british furniture manufacturer during the mid-20th century, producing well-made furniture with a strong emphasis on quality materials, practical design and contemporary styling. During the 1950s and 1960s, stonehill embraced the growing influence of scandinavian and danish modern design, creating furniture characterised by clean lines, natural timbers, elegant proportions and distinctive detailing. Their teak furniture from this period is particularly appreciated today by collectors and enthusiasts of authentic british mid-century design. Lovingly cared for with minor signs of age, enhancing its authentic vintage character and appeal. L 90cm x d 51,5cm x h 169cm i have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
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