Mid-Century Mitcheldean Elliots of Newbury Sideboard, 1960s

Elliots of Newbury was a renowned furniture manufacturer based in Newbury, Berkshire, England. The company was mainly active in the 1950s and 1960s and was known for its high-quality production of designer furniture, especially chairs and tables. Elliots of Newbury was founded in 1885 and grew to become a household name in the British furniture industry. They were known for their craftsmanship and innovative designs, which often had modernist influences. One of the best-known designers who collaborated with Elliots of Newbury was the British designer Lucian Ercolani, known for the Ercol brand. Elliots of Newbury also produced many of the designs of Robin Day, an influential British designer who was important to the development of modernist furniture in the United Kingdom. Although Elliots of Newbury is no longer active, their furniture pieces remain sought after by collectors and vintage design enthusiasts. Their contribution to British furniture history continues to be recognized and appreciated. This example is a sideboard / dresser in a playful design with a characteristic front and beautiful handles. The layout is also unusual with about 6 (!) drawers. Also note the beautiful legs and the refined details. In a neatly restored condition and ready for many decades of living pleasure! Also ideal to use as a TV cabinet. Are you the enthusiast looking for a unique showpiece? Looking for the cupboard that almost no one has? Look no further, this model might suit you perfectly! Country of origin: England Brand: Elliots of Newbury Height: 70.5 cm Width: 155 cm Depth: 44 cm.