This stunning sideboard is a highly collectible piece from the early 1950s, noted for its transitional design and relative rarity. First introduced in 1951—the year of the Festival of Britain—the Redford range holds a significant place in the brand's history as one of the last furniture lines marketed under the company's original name, E. Gomme, before the famous "G-Plan" brand was officially launched in 1953. This makes it a sought-after piece for collectors interested in the origins of this iconic brand.
This stylish sideboard features a beautifully proportioned rectangular form with striking splayed legs, reeded detailing with ergonomic handles on the front, and a configuration of two central drawers above two cupboards with internal shelves.
