This mid-century modern triple wardrobe, dating from circa 1960s or 1970s, is of teak-veneered construction and is a one-piece unit. The design features a three-door front, with the central door housing an inset vertical rectangular mirror. The two flanking doors are fitted with slender, curved metal loop handles. The unit is raised on four short, tapered legs that terminate in metal ferrules. While no maker’s marks are visible, the piece is in the style of British mid-century domestic furniture manufacture typical of firms such as G-Plan or White & Newton. A small white rectangular inventory sticker is present on the upper right-hand corner. The interior fittings are not visible.
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