Mid century G-Plan teak tallboy from their Quadrille range, designed in the 1960s by R Bennett.
Finished in teak and including six drawers with angular Scandinavian-influenced handles and shaped sleigh legs.
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G-Plan is a British furniture brand launched in 1953 by E Gomme & Sons in High Wycombe. Known for quality teak furniture with clean lines and practical design.
The most collectible ranges are Fresco (Danish-inspired teak with sculpted handles), Brandon (elegant, traditional), and Quadrille (contemporary 1960s style).
We stock G-Plan sideboards, desks, and storage pieces, all properly restored and ready to use.
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Christine – York (verified owner) – November 20, 2024
The tall boy arrived today, as planned. We’re very pleased with it – fits perfectly in our small study room.
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R. Bennett was a British furniture designer whose work for G-Plan in the mid-to-late 1960s demonstrated a sophisticated understanding of Scandinavian modernism. His first major range, Quadrille, launched in 1964-65 with sculptural sleigh legs, angular handles, and teak paired with rosewood or afromosia detailing. The range was relatively short-lived, withdrawn after G-Plan’s Fresco range launched in 1967, making Quadrille pieces less common than other G-Plan furniture from the era.
Bennett’s second range, Form 5, launched in 1967 with a more minimalist, modular approach. The collection featured interlocking wall units, brass drop handles, and distinctive purple velvet-lined drawers, offering practical storage solutions for smaller British homes. Both ranges showed Bennett’s skill at adapting Scandinavian design principles to British manufacturing, creating furniture that worked as well functionally as it looked aesthetically.
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