An English sideboard produced by Jentique in the 1960s, characterized by a balanced horizontal composition and a bold use of teak. The front alternates drawers and compartments with doors, organizing the storage capacity without interrupting the continuity of the wooden surfaces. The teak highlights the structure through its natural grain and color variations, while the compact proportions make it suitable for both dining and living areas. The upper surface also offers ample storage space for lamps, objects, and accessories. An example of mid-twentieth-century British production, interesting for its balance between functionality and formal simplicity.