Mid Century Teak G-Plan Fresco Large Sideboard By Victor Wilkins

Name: Mid Century Teak G-Plan Fresco Large Sideboard By Victor Wilkins
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SKU: 67
Price: 945 GBP
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A beautifully designed large mid century teak sideboard designed by Victor Bramwell (V.B.) Wilkins for G-Plan as part of their Fresco range.

Featuring contrasting solid teak door and drawer handles, two large cupboards with adjustable shelves which flank the central blank of four generous drawers.

Combining Danish influenced sleek curved lines, plenty of storage and a wonderful two tone colour between the afromosia teak and teak, this really is a beautiful piece of furniture.

Probably one of the most instantly recognisable British mid century sideboards.

In excellent vintage condition with very minor signs of wear. A very desirable piece of furniture to add a distinct mid century modern aesthetic to your home.

Width	213cm
Height	80cm
Depth	46cm
Maker	G-Plan
Condition	Excellent Vintage Condition
Period	1970’s

G Plan

In 1953, G Plan was officially launched as a brand, focusing on designing and producing high-quality furniture, desks, storage, sideboards, that combined style, comfort, and durability. The company quickly gained popularity and became known for its innovative designs and commitment to using only the best materials.

Some popular ranges include the following;

E Gomme Brandon: The Brandon range, as mentioned earlier, offers furniture pieces characterized by clean lines, elegant design, and quality craftsmanship. It includes cabinets, sideboards, tables, and chairs.
E Gomme Fresco: The Fresco range by E Gomme features Danish-inspired furniture designs. It is known for its teak wood construction, sleek lines, and distinctive sculpted handles.
E Gomme Quadrille: Quadrille is another popular range from E Gomme, known for its contemporary and versatile furniture designs. It includes dining sets, sideboards, and display cabinets.

Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, G Plan continued to expand its product range, adding reclining chairs and sofas to its collection. The company also began to incorporate new materials into its designs, such as metal and glass, which helped to create a more modern and contemporary look.

In the 1980s, G Plan continued to evolve and adapt to changing styles and trends, introducing new collections that reflected the growing interest in minimalism and modern design. The company also expanded its international presence, exporting its furniture to markets around the world.

Today, G Plan remains one of the UK's most iconic furniture brands, renowned for its timeless designs, exceptional quality, and commitment to traditional craftsmanship. The brand continues to innovate and evolve, embracing new technologies and materials while staying true to its roots and its dedication to providing customers with the very best in comfort and style.