Retro 1970s Nathan Furniture Teak HiFi Unit / Storage Unit Retro

13/12/2021

SOLD

British Manufacturer Nathan Furniture classic Teak HiFi unit with slow-release opening lid for turntables and a shelf underneath for your amp.

Adjustable shelving underneath side for turntable, amplifier, dvd player etc. safety glass door and channel for cables at the rear.

Perfect space saver for a smaller room.

The top lid lifts up for turntable placement.

Great example of retro 1970s design in overall very good, well made condition. Please review the photos – happy to answer any questions.

Measurements:

H75cm x W52cm x D45cm

Record cabinet top recess W48.2cm x D38cm

Free local delivery. Collection Cardiff, CF24 5FF.

Tags: 1970sfurniture, retronathanfurniture, vintagefurniture, vintageretro

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