A charming, leggy teak chest of drawers made by Hundevad & Co., Denmark. Very well-made, with beautiful maple dovetailed drawers. This piece has wonderful proportions and a lot of personality!
In very good vintage condition with chip on lower back corner and minor chips on one drawer as shown.
54 1/2” x 16 3/4” x 24 1/2”h
This is a very special and collectible tabletop miniature chest by Arthur Umanoff for Washington Woodcraft, 1950s. In warm figured walnut with brass pulls. This piece could be used as a jewelry box, or perhaps for masks or electronic devices in an entryway. It’s so unique and lovely! (And it would make a great gift, too!)
17 5/8” x 14 1/2” x 6”
This is a lovely smaller-scale display piece by Faarup Møbelfabrik, made in the 1960s. With it’s shallow profile, it can fit in tight spaces yet still provide storage and display in a minimalist form. The shelves are adjustable and it can be used either with or without the sliding glass doors.
In excellent vintage condition. There are a few light scratches and very light circles on the top as shown. One glass door has a tiny chip on the corner which was impossible to catch in a photo. Marked with the Danish FurnitureMakers Control medallion.
59” w x 11 1/8” d x 25 1/2” h
Interior is 10” deep and 13 3/4” high
Designed by Kipp Stewart & Stewart MacDougall for Drexel's 'Declaration' collection in the 1950s, this lovely small chest would make a great night stand, end table, or bedroom storage. Beautiful graining, with the signature ‘Declaration’ drawer pulls.
In excellent vintage condition with a few minor chips as shown and a small stain on one drawer front.
30 3/8” x 17” x 28 1/2”
This is such a versatile piece! Use it as a bar as intended, for records and record player, TV, an entryway piece or anywhere else you need stylish storage! We love the disappearing tambour doors. Made by Glenn of California in the 1950s, often attributed to Milo Baughman, but we believe the designer is more likely Robert Barron or Stanley Young.
This piece has been refinished but has some flaws: holes in the back panel where it was previously mounted on a wall, and a couple of light rings on the top. Please see photos.
32 3/4” w x 17 7/8” d x 33 3/8” h
