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McIntosh 1960's retro teak sideboard - for sale ?215 ono


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We are selling our lovely McIntosh sideboard. It measures 202cm wide 77cms high and 46 cm deep.

It comprises of:-

3 drawers (top one originally for cutlery- image shows original red lining)the other 2 drawers are a good size and not have any dividers.

A large middle double cupboard (shown in images)with shelf to one side.

A pull down door (original drinks cabinet) in the third section. There is even a drink preparation tray that pulls out.

Really cool handles and beautiful leg shape, perfect for any modern, stylish home.


The wood is in good condition, just marked/lightly scratched in a very superficial way and expected for a unit of it's age.


You will need appropriate sized vehicle to pick up 5 mins from Peckham Rye station

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