A rare and rather beautiful, Danish-inspired, four drawer dresser / sideboard made in the 1960’s by quality British midcentury furniture makers, Homeworthy. As with many of these double drawer units, we believe this most likely started life as part of a bedroom suite and would have had a mirror above, but as we often see with this type of piece, this has been removed to give it more universal appeal and versatility. It would now look just as at home in a dining room, living area or even entrance hall. Unfortunately it no longer carries its maker’s mark but the distinctive and charming square handles with their teak wood inserts are a standout feature of one of Homeworthy’s more popular ranges of the period. This piece is in excellent order having been fully restored and it’s ready for a new home.
