Danish design hairdresser G-Plan E. Gum with vintage adjustable ice cream 60

Hello. I move for smaller because the containment knows us... In short I am obliged to lighten myself of furniture bought after careful research or chance encounters, this one was found in paris and arrives from england. I am very attached to it because it has english charm but a scandinavian style and it can go as well in a room, as a bathroom or an entrance. This hairdresser designed in the 60' has a structure consisting of an adjustable mirror and a small chest of drawers made of teak wood. Teak is treated in a way that looks like lemon trees: clear and very thin. Great compartmentalized drawer on the left to store jewelry. And little secret drawers rounded on each side. Mirror in excellent condition with a very nice amplitude and reclining. The large bottom drawer allows you to store a lot of things, including handy linen. Stamped with the 'e gum ltd' g-plan logo. It was published by g-plan in the 1960s, a trademark of an english furniture manufacturer and publisher. Founded in 1953 by donald gomme (but the origins of the factory date back to 1898!). From its inception, g plan called on danish designer ib kofod-larsen to design his collections of teak furniture: buffets, coffee tables, hairdressers. Dimensions h142 (and 70 between floor and tray of the dresser where the mirror rests) X l107 X p45 to 50 depending on mirror tilt.

Ref. : W23UKU54