Frystark 'Status' teak sideboard, South Africa, 1960s

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ZAR 32 830
Lot 38
  • Frystark 'Status' teak sideboard, South Africa, 1960s


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ZAR 14 000 - 16 000
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ZAR 32 830

About this Item

Frystark 'Status' teak sideboard, South Africa, 1960s
the rectangular top above a pair of sliding cupboard doors, and four short drawers with recessed drawer pulls , raised on tapering legs, 77cm high, 182cm wide, 46cm deep

Notes

Frystark furniture is renowned for its beautiful shape and high-quality manufacturing which is strongly influenced by mid century modern Danish and European design.

In 1948 two brothers, Derek and Owen Frye, started their furniture manufacturing business. The business grew and in 1959 it acquired country-wide distribution through its merger with G H Starck Ltd of Cape Town and their furniture factory in Ndabeni. known as D & O Frye, Starck & Co. Ltd. - shortened for easy reference to the Frystark Group. Frystark was taken over by A.F.C.O.L (Associated Furniture Companies Limited) in 1968 which effectively ended the era of classic mid century modern Frystark furniture in favour of the more conservative Unita. ranges.https://visi.co.za/frystark-relaunches-in-south-africa/



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