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This lovely slim-line piece is perfect for a room with limited space.  In 1945 in Newhaven, England, the Bevan Funnell Company was formed and in 1967 became the first furniture manufacturer to win The Queen’s Award For Industry (Now the Queen’s Award For Enterprise).  The Company has a reputation as one of the UK’s most successful manufacturers of fine furniture and they are still going strong to this day.  It features;

solid mahogany timber & flame mahogany veneer construction

circa 1960’s

open 3 tier bookshelf

single door cabinet

superb flame mahogany features to the door

brass escutcheon, 1 lock, 1 key

3 fixed height level timber shelves (shelf in cabinet is removable)

bracket feet

makers label; Made by Bevan Funnell Ltd, Newhaven England, Reprodux, The Queen’s Award For Industry 1967 1970

Condition overview; in good condition, it is a beautifully crafted, solid piece.  The door, lock and key all work well.  As expected on a used piece it displays minor wear marks but nothing major to note.

Dimensions; 530mm wide x 375mm deep x 1910mm high.  Shelf height clearances from top to bottom; 310mm, 305mm, 320mm, 305mm, 295mm.  Internal depth; bookshelf; 200mm, cabinet; 250mm.

Please review the photos and the condition overview as they form part of the description.  There may be variances in colour, as it can be difficult to capture exact colour at times.  Also, it is impossible to mention / photograph every mark, therefore apart from general wear and tear marks, we endeavour to report and capture as many specific marks or damage, however we may inadvertently miss something.  With this in mind; we encourage and highly recommend viewing of items.