1960s British Greaves & Thomas Teak Sofa sideboards over a mantlepiece or perhaps

over a mantlepiece or perhaps in a bathroom if you're after a Sanderson Hotel look

Two small pygmy or candle bulbs screw into the metal base plate

decorative brass knobs

The vase is heavy and well made making it perfect as a floor vase perhaps for umbrellas

A set of six dining chairs designed by Aksel Bender Madsen and Ejner Larsenin in Denmark during the 1960's

1960s British Greaves & Thomas Teak Sofa sideboards over a mantlepiece or perhaps1960s Greaves and Thomas Teak bentwood sofa. The sofa is formed from steam bent solid Teak with curved sweeping armrests, a spindle back with turned, tapered, flared legs. The seat and buttoned back cushion are upholstered in a flame orange and gold fabric. The backrest can be removed and scatter cushions can be placed there instead which will expose the beautiful feature spindles. Greaves & Thomas was a London based company which specialised in high