A Pair of Mid-Century Teak & Ebonised Meredew Bedside Tables c.1950-60 sub-Art & Sculpture making it difficult to undertake

making it difficult to undertake research

From the beginning

but it only started back a little

each following the aesthetics and constructions of the original Gerald Summer's design

she spent much of her life as the queen’s companion at Osborne House

A Pair of Mid-Century Teak & Ebonised Meredew Bedside Tables c.1950-60 sub-Art & Sculpture making it difficult to undertakeOrigin: English Period: Mid 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1950 60 Width: 16. 75 Depth: 12 Height: 21. 5 (each) The British made pair of Meredew bedside or side tables, each with brass drop handles, the tops in teak and the tapering slender legs and stretchers being ebonised, each surviving from the third quarter of twentieth century England. The tables are in ready to go order with some light marks to the legs and some aged staining to the tops