Italian Art Deco Maple and Shagreen Nightstands, 1940s

This pair of Art Deco nightstands was produced in France in the 1940s. The top and the laterals are in Macassar, the door is in maple briar, while the legs are in maple. The decorati...

This elegant pair of Art Deco nightstands were produced by Paolo Buffa in the end of the 1940s. They are in walnut wood, with parchment door and black lacquered details, such as the ...

This bookcase or cabinet for sculptures was produced in the 1940s in Italy and is entirely covered in fine maple wood. The internal part is in ivory lacquer with three glass shelve...

This Art Deco dresser was produced in Italy in the 1940s and it is attributable to the design of Paolo Buffa. It is completely black lacquered with maple profiles and brass handles a...

This Art Deco secretaire was produced in Italy in the 1940s and is attributable to Osvaldo Borsani. It is completely in an exotic wood with a black lacquered top and base. The centra...

This pair of twin Art Deco cabinet was produced in Italy in the 1940s. The two cabinets are in maple briar, with maple profiles and gold leaf decorations in the front. The base is i...

Great pair of Italian nightstands, circa 1940s Cerused oak with floating glass shelf, single door opens for storage. Great angular legs and scale...

This really nice French Art deco nightstand is made from ash wood in the late 1940s. Vintage and sophisticated, typically French Art Déco, it features a beautiful round carved piece ...

Antique solid maple nightstand side table, Circa 1940s. Dovetail drawer with wooden knob handle. Nightstand Has been refinished. Very good condition. Maple bed frame is for illustr...

Pair of Italian Art Deco nightstands.

Rare and fine quality Italian Art Deco nightstand, 1920s. The nightstand is in precious walnut briar. Large useful space. Perfect for a mo...

Extraordinary nightstand crafted from highly figured ribbon Avodire wood with a frosted glass top that is illuminated from within as a nightlight. Created by the Holland Furniture Company in the 1940s. Donald Deskey at this time was designing for the Baker furniture company which had just relocated their factory to Holland Michigan as well as the Widdicomb Company which was located only 30 minutes away in Grand Rapids. This little nightstand is absolutely amazing and with its clean lines bridges the gap between Art Deco and Postwar Modernism. We also have a matching pair of Tall Dressers...