This four-drawer chest with legs is from the Group3 series, designed by Richard Young for G-PLAN, a brand that is emblematic of mid-century Britain.
The Group3 series, designed by Richard Young, was released in 1962, at the same time as the G-PLAN Danish series. The Danish series was designed for larger floor plans, but the Group3 series was designed for smaller floor plans. As a 1962 project under the master designer Eve Kofod-Larsen, it was one of the first to use teak wood and embodied Danish design ahead of the Brasilia and Fresco series. It was only available for a short period of time, making it a rare series, and it is known as a hidden gem among G-PLAN supporters.
The design has details in common with the circular table designed as part of the Fresco series living collection. It is a long table called a long john table that goes well with a three-seater sofa. It is a highly practical table with a glass top in the center and a rack underneath that doubles as a display and storage space.