& VNTG
& VNTG sources and restores original mid-century and vintage furniture from British and Danish makers, with every piece cleaned, repaired and refinished in its Devon workshop.
About & VNTG
& VNTG: restored mid-century and vintage furniture from Devon
& VNTG is a British furniture dealer specialising in original mid-century and vintage pieces from the 1950s to the 1970s. The company states that it sources and restores furniture chosen for its design, build quality and the decades of everyday use it has already withstood, and that everything sold is an original rather than a reproduction or a modern "mid-century style" interpretation. The business is run by founder Sallie-ann Salter, who describes sourcing and restoring pieces from a workshop in Devon.
According to its own presentation, the stock is selected individually rather than bought in bulk or styled to a trend, and each item is sourced, handled and assessed by the company before being offered for sale.
British and Danish makers in the collection
The catalogue centres on mid-century furniture from British manufacturers such as G-Plan, Ercol, McIntosh and Nathan, alongside Danish and Scandinavian designs. The range is organised into furniture categories covering chairs, desks, sideboards, storage and tables, plus homewares, accessories and lights and lamps. A separate vintage collection spans multiple decades of the 20th century and includes industrial warehouse finds and British school furniture.
Among the pieces listed on the site at the time of writing were a mid-century teak sideboard by Jentique from the 1960s, a teak glazed bookcase and display cabinet by Jentique, a dressing table and a tallboy chest of drawers by Austinsuite, a Ladderax modular shelving unit by Staples in a two-bay configuration, four vintage Model 391 dining chairs by Ercol, a mid-century teak cabinet on castors and a vintage optician's eye test light box.
Restoration approach
The company describes its restoration work as honest and sympathetic: each piece is cleaned, repaired and refinished in the Devon workshop with the aim of returning it to everyday use without over-modernising it. The patina and signs of age that give vintage furniture its depth are deliberately retained. In its own words, the pieces are made from solid teak, rosewood or oak rather than veneered chipboard, and the joinery, materials and craftsmanship are presented as qualities that mass-produced furniture does not replicate.
Buying, delivery and returns
Orders are delivered across the UK, with the site indicating delivery within 10 days by a trusted courier. The published terms also include a 14-day returns window with a full refund. The catalogue is completed by gift cards and a journal section with articles on identifying genuine Ercol and G Plan furniture and on new stock arrivals.
Customer feedback
The site reproduces customer comments accompanied by five-star ratings. One buyer of a nest of three mid-century bentwood plywood tables described the piece as sympathetically restored and better than in the photographs, and praised the packaging and speed of delivery. Another customer reported that a Nathan Circles mid-century teak sideboard matched its description, and a third highlighted the communication during the purchase of a large vintage oak haberdashery unit.
Restored mid-century and vintage furniture
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