Two Parker Four Drawer Bedside Tables (Circa 1970s)
2 x Parker Four Drawer Bedside Tables (Circa 1970s)
Increasingly rare Parker set of four drawer bedside tables in good condition with a few small repaired chips and new legs. Complete with the iconic Parker handles, this pair of bedsides will make a statement in any bedroom space.
SOLD
| Features | Teak and teak veneer |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | H 80cm x L 56cm x W 45cm |
| Maker | Jack Parker started making kitchen furniture in 1935, establishing The Parker Furniture Company, now one of Australian furniture's biggest success stories. The popularity and love for Parker's beautifully crafted furniture is because of its high quality construction and superb innovation. Between the 1950s-1980’s everybody wanted to own a piece of Parker Furniture and in this new millennium people still feel the same way. |
| 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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