Gordon Russell Oak Sideboard Heal's 1940’s

A good  Modernist Art Deco sideboard from the Gordon Russell Broadway workshops c1940. Retailed by Heal's .

The Gordon Russell Utility Sideboard is a notable piece of furniture designed by Gordon Russell, a prominent British furniture designer and manufacturer. The term "Utility" refers to a series of furniture designs that were produced during and after World War II in the United Kingdom. These designs followed a set of utility furniture standards that aimed to create functional and affordable pieces during a time of material shortages and economic constraints.

 This Sideboard was designed with a focus on practicality, simplicity, and functionality. It typically featured clean lines, solid wood construction, and efficient use of materials. The Utility furniture designs, including the sideboard, were part of the post-war movement to create well-designed, durable, and affordable furniture for everyday use.

Gordon Russell's contributions to British furniture design and his work in the Utility Furniture Scheme played a significant role in the development of modern, accessible, and well-crafted furniture in the mid-20th century.

 Dimensions

H. 34.25 inch.     87cm

W 55.5 inch.       141cm

D 18.75 inch.      48cm

Style: Modernist echoing the Arts and Crafts look.

Maker: Gordon Russell metal badge to rear of sideboard

Materials : Oak

Origin: Broadway , England.

Date of Manufacture:  1941

Condition: 

In Very good condition , the top drawer has been relined with new felt.

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