PRODUCT INFORMATION
 
Remploy Mid Century Teak Bureau  60s 70s
Gorgeous teak patina and the handless design makes it look solid and commanding.

It features a bureau at the top with various pigeon holes and vinyl cover for save writing
Below are two drawers and and a cupboard with 2 doors with single removable/adjustable in height shelf.
Original Key, brass hinges
Stamped and with original purchasing tag
 
 The bureau is a great space saving and tidy solution to home working.
 
'Founded in 1945 by Ernest Bevin, the Minister for Labour, Remploy began life with the opening of the first factory in 1946 in Bridgend, South Wales. 
Remploy furniture is starkly utilitarian, full of clean lines and simple design. Using standard techniques, they manufactured no-frills furniture which was built to be used and made to last – from uncomplicated sideboards and room dividers to tubular stacking chairs, Remploy furniture was designed to be simply functional. These days, such functional pieces are highly collectable, and can add a touch of mid-century modern style to any room"
 
Condition:
Good used vintage condition
The cabinet does show signs of wear( mostly to the corners), in-keeping with its age and usage but is structurally solid.
Cleaned and waxed
 
Dimensions:
Overall: 91.2 cm wide x 40.6 cm depth x 107 cm high
Desk area: 87.5 cm wide x 66 cm depth x 67 cm knee area (56 x 35.5 vinyl writing cover)
Interior drawers: 40 cm wide x 36 cm depth x 9 cm high
Cupboard: 88 cm wide x 36 cm depth x 43 cm high (shelf 20 cm depth)