This sideboard is a fabulous example of Fred Ward furniture made for Myer Heritage. A highly regarded designer (1947 – 1988), his furniture design is characterised by his pioneering use of unstained Australian timbers. Among some of the timbers he used to make furniture were Australian blackwood, myrtle, coachwood, walnut, fiddle-back and whitegum; all used to compliment the clean, simple and flowing lines of his designs.

• solid Myrtle timber construction
• circa 1960’s
• dual glass sliding display doors
• 3 dovetail joined drawers
• complete & matching brass handles
• tapered cigar legs
• fixed height level timber shelf
• makers plate; Myer Heritage

Condition overview; in good condition, relative to its age, it is a very solid, beautifully crafted piece. The drawers and sliding doors all work well.  There are no cracks or chips in the glass.  As expected on a used piece of this vintage, it displays general wear, knock (including to the left-hand side front edge) and surface marks (including to the top)

Dimensions; 1615mm wide x 480mm deep x 765mm high.  Internal shelf height clearances from top to bottom; 195mm, 330mm.  Internal depth: 445mm deep