Sideboard

Hi.
I'm looking for any info about this piece. I was trying to find manufacturer from sticker at the back but no success. Last picture shows how top is attached to its side.

 

Welcome. @verybrad may be able to help you.

 

Pure art deco ! Love it ! I think it might be Egyptian.

 

Could be Belgian

 

Where are you? Where did this piece come from? Do you have any history on it? All this may help the furniture boardies help you

 

https://www.gracesguide.co.uk/E._Gomme

Debora

 

Beat me to it.

Late 1930s Gomme, who later sold stuff under the G Plan name. My parents had E Gomme armchairs, which were the best built things you ever saw. Solid wood, proper springs, the lot. Part of the tradition of High Wycombe furniture making,which survives today.

Here's one with your label.

https://tinkerandtoad.com/product/beautiful-art-deco-cocktail-cabinet-e-gomme-g-plan-1936/

 

I had a look here https://hwfurniturearchive.bucks.ac.uk/asset-bank/action/browseItems?categoryId=448&categoryTypeId=1
to see their furniture models but found nothing like mine. I'm waiting for reply from Dr Catherine Griss from the Wycombe Museum. Maybe she will be able to help me.

 

Can you read the date on your label? Much of this stuff is unrecorded: my parents' chairs, for example.

 

Unfortunately there is nothing there anymore. All faded

 

@ViChalkyFurniture Looks to be this S. 241 model c. 1933. Link to catalog info:
https://hwfurniturearchive.bucks.ac.uk/asset-bank/action/viewAsset?id=2908&index=12&total=137&view=viewSearchItem

 

Today I learned the word “baize”.