A mid-century? television and audio entertainment console housed within a burr wood-veneered cabinet, likely mahogany? or walnut?. The one-piece cabinet features book-matched veneers to the bi-fold doors, which open to reveal a built-in television and stereo system. The left-hand side contains a colour cathode-ray tube display marked BUSH all transistor COLOUR in the upper left corner. The television controls are positioned across the top fascia, with push-button selectors for BBC ONE, BBC TWO, ITA ONE, and ITA TWO, alongside rotary knobs for OFF VOLUME, COLOUR, BRIGHTNESS, and CONTRAST. The right-hand side comprises a Teleton-branded solid-state stereo tuner/receiver, model CR40T?, featuring a vertical green-lit tuning scale and controls for TUNING, AFC, VOL-R, TONE, and VOL-L. A large rectangular speaker grille with light-toned fabric is situated beside the audio unit. The cabinet is finished with four ornate brass-toned foliate-patterned strap hinges and two central drop pulls. The exterior is supported by a shaped plinth base with decorative molding.
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