Chiswell Three Door & Drawer Sideboard (Circa 1967-69)
1 x Restored Chiswell Three Door & Drawer Sideboard (Circa 1967-69)
Stunning late 1960s Chiswell sideboard with wave handles and iconic drawer handles. Perched on a rail of tapered legs, the top has been restored and repairs completed to the back right corner. This piece has been finished in Danish oil to nourish and protect for years to come.
Certainly one of our favourite collection pieces, rare a real statement for your living space.
SOLD
| Features | Three doors & drawers, with wave handles |
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| Dimensions | L 167cm x H 78cm x 43cm W |
| Maker | Chiswell Bros. began in 1920 supplying furniture for Grace Bros. working with solid timber and veneers in period styles. A very popular brand in the mid-century, particularly the 1970s. Solid and sturdy, their craftsmanship is second to none. |
| Origin | Australia |
| Shipping | Due to this items' large size, shipping is not included in this price. If shipping is required, please get in touch for our local or interstate delivery rates prior to purchase. Items can also be collected from our Gold Coast location (at no charge). |
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