This is a stylish retro sideboard, dating from around 1960s / 1970s, and is perfect for any modern living space.


A beautifully simplistic mid century sideboard manufactured by Jentique of great Britain.

Simplistic design with stylish solid teak, carved handles. 

Beautiful off set legs make if feel like a light piece of furniture.


A mid century British design classic, and this is a lovely example. 


Solid sturdy furniture, will last forever...

See 24 photos and video for condition, please.

Faults to the veneer, marks / scratches in places hence asking price, see pics please. 

Dimensions approx:

152.5cm W/ 75cm H / 44.5cm D


 FREE GB mainland ground floor insured delivery.

We use an independent company so delivery arrangements must be made with the driver.

Turn around on items is generally 7-14 days depending on location and the drivers run of deliveries

Alternatively you are more than welcome to collect from us.

If you are moving or in need of extra time for delivery we’re happy to hold your furniture safe and secure in our storage until you’re ready to receive it — free of charge. 

Just let us know when you’d like your furniture delivered or picked up, and we’ll take care of the rest.


Prepare for a smooth delivery by measuring doors and hallways to make sure your new furniture will fit into your house, please.


Any questions please let me know.


Thank you for your interest and time.


Please note: The majority of our items are in their original state when sold and, consequently, may fall outside the scope of the Fire & Safety Regulations Act of 1988 – such items, in particular soft furnishings, can only be used as decorative pieces, works of art or for commercial use and export unless they have been newly re-upholstered and comply with the current regulations.

 

The same applies to certain items which contain pieces of glass that may not comply with current safety standards and therefore, as with antiques, should not be relied upon to meet current regulatory safely standards.

As with most glass products, sensible precautions should be adopted which would include, but is not limited to, never placing hot objects on glass surfaces and understanding that (due to their age) glazed units, glass shelves and surfaces are unlikely to be made from safety glass and will thus have limited strength and weight-loading capacities.


Important delivery info:

We aim to deliver your order in 10 days time frame but we do not use ParcelForce, Evri or other parcel couriers only independent hard working man and van drivers.

Our furniture offered for sale is bulky and can not be flat pack and boxed.

No tracking is available as man and van drivers do not offer that option.

Our drivers will keep you posted on estimated delivery time frame via their mobile phones so delivery contact mobile number is a must.

Delivery can take longer to be done if delivery address is far from our depot.


Please note that the description here is based on our own extensive online research and other similar items sold on other specialist marketplaces. We do not have 100% authenticated evidence of the provenance of these, the item has been priced accordingly and buyers should satisfy themselves with the products prior to purchase.


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About the maker from the web:

Jentique was a British furniture company established in the early 1930s by Geoffrey Bowman Jenkins and his wife Edith in Dereham, Norfolk, known for transitioning from early, heavily carved Art Deco styles to popular Scandinavian-influenced mid-century modern teak furniture during the 1960s and 70s. 


Key Aspects of Jentique Furniture History:

  • Origin: Founded in the 1930s, the company was started by toymaker and inventor Geoffrey Jenkins. While early products often had decorative or Art Deco styling, the brand became best known for its later work.
  • The Mid-Century Shift: During the 1950s and 1960s, Jentique embraced the growing trend for Scandinavian-inspired design, producing stylish yet affordable modern furniture. Their 1960s sideboards, which featured tapered legs, teak veneers, and unique, often solid beech handles, are highly popular with modern collectors.
  • Production & Growth: The company saw its peak in the 1960s and 1970s, employing over 750 workers and producing large volumes of goods, including clocks and bedroom/dining furniture.

• Key Products: Popular items included teak sideboards, extending dining tables, dressing tables, and bookcases. Their pieces are known for being well-constructed