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Rare Younger Sequence Sideboard – 1710g Dining table *This listing is for the

Rare Younger Sequence Sideboard – 1710g Dining table *This listing is for theA beautifully designed & crafted 'Sequence' sideboard designed by John Herbert for Younger circa 1960s 70s. Excellent restored condition This is the shorter of the two 'Sequence' models that were introduced in 1968. As with G Plan and McIntosh there was a demand for smaller models, even if it was a lot less than for the longer version. As a result this size is much rarer, and probably for every 5 or 6 long ones , youll find one of this size .

SKU: 89117338571 · From nataliaortizwed.com

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Description

*This listing is for the table only but please see our seating section for the chairs shown in the photographs

Superb fully restored condition:

In good vintage condition with small nibbles around the edges due to age

Internal Cupboard Width: 73cm

Short Drawer Widths: 32cm

Rare Younger Sequence Sideboard – 1710g Dining table *This listing is for theA beautifully designed & crafted 'Sequence' sideboard designed by John Herbert for Younger circa 1960s 70s. Excellent restored condition This is the shorter of the two 'Sequence' models that were introduced in 1968. As with G Plan and McIntosh there was a demand for smaller models, even if it was a lot less than for the longer version. As a result this size is much rarer, and probably for every 5 or 6 long ones , youll find one of this size .

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