Solid teak sideboard designed by Frank Guille in the 1960s.

This is a top quality sideboard in beautiful all original condition.

It comprises of a left and right cupboard with single shelf interior, doors closing to the centre and hung on top quality brass hinges, with ample storage this piece also has a central bank of three drawers with the top drawer having the original felt lined cutlery section.

Standing on four strong tapering legs this sideboard stands testament to Frank Guilles' combination of elegant style and functionality.

Dimensions :

Length           187.5 cm

Height            76 cm

Depth             47 cm      

Frank Guille was taught by Robin Day at The Beckenham School of Art and later in his career he would become Head of Furniture Design at The RCA in London. Whilst studying himself he was also taught by Gordon Russell and Danish designer Kaare Klint and after two years with Modernist Architects Coates he set up his own design company.

Frank Guilles furniture designs were led by his belief in function, utility and simplicity, his elegant furniture was refined and he took commissions from Heals and Kandya Ltd for whom he restyled The Jason Chair originally designed by Carl Jacobs, Franks design had a seat constructed of a single sheet of laminate and a steel leg base. Frank Guilles kitchen furniture designs for Kandya were showcased at The 1951 Festival of Britain.

Frank Guilles furniture is sought after, although sadly not many of the high quality items remain