The Compton
- Description
- Oak veneered cabinet with concealed television unit and gilt bronze lacquered detailing.
Compton is a small hamlet in the West Sussex downland, at the foot of Telegraph Hill. Nearby is the long barrow known as Bevis' Thumb. The village is very ancient and was mentioned in the will of Alfred the Great.
- Materials used
- Oak veneers and oak solids contrasted with a centre removable panel. All veneer is applied by hand in our workshop.
The centre panel and lid have been hand gilt and finished to resemble bronze.
Finished in a polyurethane lacquer.
- Craft notes
- This design uses a Future Automation TV rise and fall system.
The top rolls away inside to allow the TV to appear from within the box.
This is actioned with an RF controller and auto safety cut off.
This design can be value engineered to suit your preferred style, dimensions and budget. Made by hand in our Sussex workshop.