American of Martinsville Furniture
American of Martinsville is today revered as one of the finest manufacturers of mid-century modern furniture in the United States, but its beginnings were unexpectedly humble.
Well ahead of the Civil War, tobacco was a cash crop in places such as Virginia, and the plant was grown with frequency on farms in Martinsville and elsewhere. In the early 1900s, the business around tobacco was changing and the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company was expanding nationally, buying any Virginia factories in reach. Former tobacco producers Ancil Witten and Charles Keesee turned away from the business in 1906 and, with merely $30,000 in capital (and the support of local business leaders), began to manufacture bedroom furniture under the name American Furniture Company.
In the 1920s, American Furniture Company expanded its offerings from bedroom furnishings. Alongside tallboy dressers and nightstands, Witten and Keesee’s outfit began to offer a range of dining-room sets to the discerning customer. By the 1950s, the name had been changed to American of Martinsville and the brand had gained a reputation for exquisite craftsmanship as well as its variety of furniture styles (Hollywood Regency, chinoiserie). Mass-marketed furniture meant big business in the postwar years and throughout the 20th century in Virginia, and factories owned by companies like Bassett Furniture and American of Martinsville remained busy as suburbanites bought furniture to fill the homes they were moving into.
It isn’t difficult to spot American of Martinsville’s sturdy, solid designs — the lacquered walnut nightstands, mahogany coffee tables and more have long earned the admiration of mid-century modernism enthusiasts. The company’s high profile also owes to prominent attributes that distinguish its well-made vintage furniture, such as the use of wooden slats — inspired by Scandinavian modernism — on hutches and cabinet doors, the famous brass x’s inlaid on the tops of tables and dressers and the stately stacked type of the American of Martinsville logo, which usually appears in drawer interiors. The stamp prominently features an eagle perched atop the lettering, its broad wings spread across the “American” portion.
Besides quality manufacturing, American of Martinsville is additionally recognized for having incorporated the trends of the day. Inspired by designers like George Nakashima and Paul Laszlo, the brand was also known for innovations with wood. Merton Gershun was one of the company’s most prolific designers, and he was responsible for some of its most successful modern furniture lines using the richer, darker woods that would become emblematic of mid-century furniture. Gershun’s most popular line was reportedly Dania, with its sleek walnut credenzas fitted with stylish brass accents and large drawers. Today, American of Martinsville specializes in furniture for the healthcare and hospitality industries.
Shop a wide selection of vintage American of Martinsville mid-century modern sideboards, side tables and more on 1stDibs.
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Item Ships From: New York
Creator: American of Martinsville
Set of Six Mid Century Dania Dining Chairs American of Martinsville c 1950/60s
By Merton Gershun, American of Martinsville
Located in New York, NY
Chic architectural set of Mid Century Modern dining chairs designed by Merton Gershun for American of Martinsville as part of their classic Dania series, circa 1950-1960s. This impre...
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Mid-20th Century American Mid-Century Modern American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Upholstery, Walnut
American of Martinsville Black Walnut Campaign Nightstand
By American of Martinsville, Merton Gershun
Located in Brooklyn, NY
Terrifically unique single nightstand from the renowned craftsmen of Virginia's American of Martinsville. Featuring a black walnut finish, brass accents, and a blend of English Campa...
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Mid-20th Century American Chinoiserie American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Metal, Brass
American Of Martinsville Console Coffee Table Media Cabinet
By American of Martinsville
Located in Brooklyn, NY
This versatile, multi-purpose, ebonized walnut and brass piece designed by Merton Gershon for American Of Martinsville works in many capacities. It is finished on 3 sides to go up ag...
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Mid-20th Century American Mid-Century Modern American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Brass
American of Martinsville Nightstand
By American of Martinsville
Located in Brooklyn, NY
This beautiful walnut nightstand by American of Martinsville features the sturdy construction and fantastic wood grain the midcentury manufactu...
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1960s American Mid-Century Modern Vintage American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Walnut
Walnut Credenza by American of Martinsville with a Louvered Front
By American of Martinsville
Located in Brooklyn, NY
This massive vintage modern sideboard features three louvered drawers in the middle and two large storage compartments on the sides. The rich walnut finish, sculpted brass handles, a...
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1970s American Mid-Century Modern Vintage American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Brass
American of Martinsville Sculpted Walnut Nightstand
By American of Martinsville, Merton Gershun
Located in Brooklyn, NY
Fantastic single mid-century nightstand from the renowned furniture builders at American of Martinsville. Featuring a chunky, almost primitive design, the broad structure highlights a mesmerizing walnut grain. Two ample drawers provide plenty of bedside storage and a flat top is perfect for reading lamps...
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Mid-20th Century American Mid-Century Modern American of Martinsville Furniture
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Wood, Hardwood, Walnut
Mid-Century Modern American of Martinsville 6 Drawer Low Dresser Blonde Maple
By American of Martinsville
Located in BROOKLYN, NY
Mid-Century Modern American of Martinsville 6 drawer low dresser or credenza. A Merton Gershun for American of Martinsville Urban Suburban dresser. All Original Vintage condition - B...
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1950s American Mid-Century Modern Vintage American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Brass
Vintage American of Martinsville Walnut End Tables
By American of Martinsville
Located in Brooklyn, NY
Bring home the form and function that has put mid-century modern at the top of the furniture world! Sleek, yet robust, these walnut end tables feature a rich warm wood grain and ampl...
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Mid-20th Century American Mid-Century Modern American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Hardwood, Walnut, Wood
Vintage "Dania" Dresser by Merton Gershun for American of Martinsville
By Merton Gershun, American of Martinsville
Located in Brooklyn, NY
Bring home a tremendous example of authentic Mid-Century Modern furniture with this stunning dresser designed by the legendary Merton Gershun for the famed American of Martinsville f...
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Mid-20th Century American Mid-Century Modern American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Brass
Mid-Century Modern American of Martinsville 5 Drawer Tall Dresser Blonde Maple
By American of Martinsville
Located in BROOKLYN, NY
Mid-Century Modern American of Martinsville 5 drawer high tall dresser. A Merton Gershun for American of Martinsville Urban Suburban dresser. All Original Vintage condition - Blonde ...
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1950s American Mid-Century Modern Vintage American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Brass
Midcentury Two-Drawer Nightstand
By American of Martinsville
Located in New York, NY
American of Martinsville midcentury ebonized curved front nightstand, side or end table with two drawers and open cubby resting on a floating base. This nightstand is sturdy, eye-cat...
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1960s American Mid-Century Modern Vintage American of Martinsville Furniture
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Mahogany
American of Martinsville Bleached Mahogany Faux Bamboo Front 8-Drawer Chest
By American of Martinsville
Located in New York, NY
American midcentury (1960s) bleached mahogany chest / dresser with 8 drawers in two parallel columns with reeded faux-bamboo fronts, resting on four square tapered legs. (American of...
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20th Century American Mid-Century Modern American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Mahogany, Wood
Classic Mid Century Walnut Dresser by Merton Gershun / American of Martinsville
By American of Martinsville, Merton Gershun
Located in Buffalo, NY
Stunning walnut modernist dresser designed by Merton Gershun, manufactured by American Of Martinsville. Classic aluminum x's and asymetrical pulls, minor stain to (see photo). Hand d...
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1960s American Mid-Century Modern Vintage American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Aluminum
American of Martinsville Walnut Dresser with Mirror 1960s, 'Signed'
By American of Martinsville
Located in Brooklyn, NY
Bedroom storage galore! American of Martinsville walnut long dresser credenza with attached mirror. 6 drawers on the left side and double doors on the ...
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1960s American Mid-Century Modern Vintage American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Metal
Mid Century Modern American of Martinsville Travertine Top Night Tables
By American of Martinsville
Located in Port Jervis, NY
Fantastic 2 drawer end tables or night stands by American of Martinsville with Travertine marble tops. Curved wave front design to drawers. Nickel s...
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1960s American Mid-Century Modern Vintage American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Travertine, Nickel
American of Martinsville Merton Gershun Bali-Hi Dresser, ca. 1950’s
By Merton Gershun, American of Martinsville
Located in New York, NY
Chic, sophisticated and stylish Bali Hi dresser, designed by Merton Gurshun for American of Martinsville. The dresser has six deep drawers each having faux bam...
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Mid-20th Century American Mid-Century Modern American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Mahogany
Mid-Century Cart by Martinsville
By American of Martinsville
Located in Brooklyn, NY
Rolling bar cart with two drawers and bottom liquor shelf. Laminate top used for liquids.
Location: Brooklyn NY.
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1960s Mid-Century Modern Vintage American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Walnut
Mid-Century Modern Nightstands by American of Martinsville, a Pair
By American of Martinsville
Located in Brooklyn, NY
Stylish pair of Mid-Century Modern nightstands manufactured by American of Martinsville. Well-built frame with walnut veneer exterior. A nice addition to any modern interior. Please ...
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Mid-20th Century American Mid-Century Modern American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Walnut
Classic Mid-Century Walnut Dresser by Merton Gershun / American of Martinsville
By American of Martinsville, Merton Gershun
Located in Buffalo, NY
Stunning walnut Modernist dresser designed by Merton Gershun ,,manufactured by American Of Martinsville. Classic aluminum x's and asymetrical pulls. Beautiful original condition. Han...
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1960s American Mid-Century Modern Vintage American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Aluminum
Merton Gershun Bali Hi Dresser by American of Martinsville, ca. 1950’s
By American of Martinsville, Merton Gershun
Located in New York, NY
Chic and stylish 5 drawer dresser in bleached mahogany with decorative faux bamboo front. The chest features an architecturally inspired case, which surrounds the drawer fronts, creating a dimensional design element to the cabinet. From the sought after, and hard to find Bali Hi...
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Mid-20th Century American Mid-Century Modern American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Mahogany
Rare Five-Drawer Mahogany Faux Bamboo Chest by American of Martinsville, 1952
By American of Martinsville
Located in Buffalo, NY
Five-drawer chest by American of Martinsville
1952
Bleached Philippine mahogany faux bamboo with five drawers.
The three bottom drawe...
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1950s American Mid-Century Modern Vintage American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Faux Bamboo, Mahogany
American of Martinsville Walnut Bench by Merton Gershun
By American of Martinsville, Merton Gershun
Located in Esperance, NY
American of Martinsville walnut bench by Merton Gershun.
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1960s American Mid-Century Modern Vintage American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Walnut
American of Martinsville Ebonized Ash Stepped Side Table
By American of Martinsville
Located in Brooklyn, NY
Mid-Century Modern, ebonized ash, stepped side table by American of Martinsville features a lower tier with steel inlay at 16.5 inches height.
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Mid-20th Century American Mid-Century Modern American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Steel
Mid-Century Modern Cocktail Table by Merton Gershun
By American of Martinsville, Merton Gershun
Located in Port Jervis, NY
Merton Gershun cocktail table with replaced hairpin iron legs. Walnut has been refinished and waxed for protection. In excellent vintage condition with minimal wear.
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1950s American Mid-Century Modern Vintage American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Iron
Mid-Century Modern Dining Chairs by American of Martinsville, Set of 6
By American of Martinsville
Located in Brooklyn, NY
Unusual set of midcentury dining chairs manufactured by the American Furniture Company of Martinsville, Virginia. This set includes four side chairs and two armchairs. Handsomely scu...
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Mid-20th Century American Mid-Century Modern American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Upholstery, Wood
Mid-Century Modern Bubble Glass Cabinet Merton Gershun American of Martinsville
By Merton Gershun, American of Martinsville
Located in Buffalo, NY
Seldom seen modernist server with stunning Bubble glass top designed by Merton Gershun for American of Martinsville. Featuring three generous storage to bottom, three drawers, one being silverware drawer and two door top display locking...
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1950s American Mid-Century Modern Vintage American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Brass
Pair of Black Lacquer Asian Modern End Tables or Stands American of Martinsville
By American of Martinsville
Located in Buffalo, NY
Pair of black lacquer Asian Modern end tables or stands American of Martinsville. Asian inspired step end tables with drawer. Original black lacquer finish, gold detailing with brass...
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Mid-20th Century American Mid-Century Modern American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Brass
Midcentury Walnut American of Martinsville Highboy Dresser
By American of Martinsville
Located in Brooklyn, NY
Vintage-modern highboy dresser by American of Martinsvile featuring six drawers with beautiful walnut grain throughout.
Please confirm item location NY or NJ with dealer.
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1960s Mid-Century Modern Vintage American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Walnut
Classic Modernist Chest of Drawers or Dresser, American of Martinsville
By American of Martinsville
Located in Buffalo, NY
A Classic tall chest by Merton Gershun for his Dania collection manufactured by American of Martinsville. Features three drawers over three generous drawers with louver fronts. Brass...
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Mid-20th Century American Mid-Century Modern American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Walnut
American of Martinsville Bamboo Motif Mahogany Vanity
By American of Martinsville
Located in Brooklyn, NY
Outstanding, Mid-Century Modern, mahogany vanity by American of Martinsville features 4, recessed, "wormhole" bamboo motif drawers framed in a contrasting ebonized finish with a 3 in...
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Mid-20th Century American Mid-Century Modern American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Mirror, Mahogany
American of Martinsville Jewelry Cabinet
By American of Martinsville
Located in Brooklyn, NY
Originally designed in the 1950s by American of Martinsville as the smaller 'chest-on-chest' component to sit atop the corresponding sideboard, this piece can be used to hold smaller...
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1950s American Mid-Century Modern Vintage American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Aluminum
Custom Amethyst Purple Lacquer Cabinet, Martinsville
By American of Martinsville
Located in New York, NY
Custom refinished cabinet or console in a deep jewel tone Amethyst lacquer with brass pulls with cabochon Amethyst centers. Cabinet has three compartments, each housing an adjustable...
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20th Century American Hollywood Regency American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Amethyst, Brass
American of Martinsville Mid-Century Modern Coffee Table with Tile Inlay
By American of Martinsville
Located in Brooklyn, NY
This uniquely long mid century table features white tile inserts complimented by decorative brass star-shaped inlays. Quality walnut cons...
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1960s Unknown Mid-Century Modern Vintage American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Walnut
Stunning Regency Chest or Buffet by American of Martinsville in Cream Lacquer
By Tommi Parzinger, American of Martinsville
Located in Buffalo, NY
An absolutely stunning chest/dresser from a rare series by American of Martinsville, circa 1960. Beautiful, stout hardwood case construction, with brass and leather accents. Fabulous...
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1960s American Hollywood Regency Vintage American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Brass
Single Midcentury Nightstand by American of Martinsville
By American of Martinsville
Located in Brooklyn, NY
Vintage-modern nightstand, features two drawers and rich walnut grain throughout.
Please confirm item location NY or NJ with dealer.
Category
1960s Mid-Century Modern Vintage American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Wood
Classic Modernist American of Martinsville Nightstands with Aluminum Inlays
By American of Martinsville
Located in Buffalo, NY
A Classic pair of vintage walnut nightstands manufactured by American of Martinsville. One drawer on each with brushed aluminum pulls and the top features X-shaped ornamental inlays ...
Category
1960s American Mid-Century Modern Vintage American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Aluminum
American of Martinsville Mid-Century Modern Side or End Table with Drawer
By American of Martinsville
Located in New York, NY
American of Martinsville Mid-Century Modern side table or end table with drawer. The piece has some wear and nicks to the surface but is in overall good vintage condition.
Category
1950s American Mid-Century Modern Vintage American of Martinsville Furniture
Materials
Wood
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