Metal Dressers

18th Century French Louis XVI Mahogany Commode / Chest, Bronze Accent A late 18th Century Chest of Drawers in the Louis XVI Fashion having three bronze framed drawers each having bro...

Timeless mid-century modern 6 drawer dresser designed by Paul McCobb for Winchendon Furniture, circa 1950s. Maple wood construction sits on a b...

Drop Brass Drop Pulls Mid-Century Modern Long Tripple Dresser Credenza MINT!

Beautifully refinished walnut and brass dresser by Edward Wormley for Dunbar Furniture, circa 1965. Signed with the Dunbar brass emblem in one of the pull-out drawers. This class...

Italian designer Vittorio Dassi's midcentury credenza is a true work of art. The piece features four beveled drawers, carefully crafted from maple and walnut root, that are embellish...

A gorgeous French Provincial Louis XV style nine-drawer dresser or chest of drawers By Kindel Furniture USA, circa 1960s Cream painted carved solid cherry wood, with gold gi...

An English Georgian period oak dresser base circa 1800 with three drawers, carved legs, brass hardware including teardrop pulls, pot holder shelf and dark patina. This English Georgi...

An Italian walnut dresser from the 17th century with four drawers, protruding front, canted sides with doors, bronze hardware, molded accents and rustic character. This exquisite Ita...

A rattan and cane four drawer dresser by Dal Vera. Brass campaign style pulls. Sourced in Northern Italy.

Beautiful midcentury tall credenza by Paul McCobb circa 1950 Planner Group #1514 has 1 adjustable shelves with pins with 1 drawer on the left...

Vintage midcentury Paul McCobb six-drawer dresser credenza Planner Group #1509. Beautiful dresser by Paul McCobb circa 1950s Planner Group, 6 drawer, solid maple wood Walnut finish, ...

This gorgeous 'Sundra' twelve drawer dresser by George Nakashima for Widdicomb, circa 1960, features beautiful Indian Laurel wood and dramatic large brass handles, which is a much more rare and sought-after variation of this design. Refinished and ready for immediate use. Signed in three places on this cabinet, 'Sundra' stamped underneath the solid wood top, Widdicomb label in one drawer, and "George Nakashima' stamped signature in one drawer. Incredible and rare option for design enthusiasts, and art and design investors and collectors but also ideal for interior designers looking to add some sophisticated refinement into an interior project. Nakashima designed the Origins Collection for Widdicomb in 1959 featuring rare woods such as Carpathian Elm, Indian Laurel wood, Walnut and Rosewood and was noted for the fine craftsmanship and attention to the natural beauty of the wood. Nakashima and Widdicomb described the collection as “a subtle elimination of straight lines; almost all pieces have edges that are beveled back ten degrees; many tops overhang substantially more than is usual; and upholstered pieces achieve a “forward thrust” due to the canting of the legs.” The only finish offered on the Indian Laurel wood in the collection was the Sundra finish, sanskrit for “thing of beauty,” a nod to Nakashima’s time in India. This gorgeous George Nakashima 'Sundra' chest of drawers or side board cabinet...

Avant Wow. A little Italian Modern, a lot of irresistible color. Our Harlequin Three-Drawer Chest features back-painted glass panes in angular forms in muted, sunrise-inspired hues. ...

A gorgeous French Provincial Louis XV style carved highboy dresser or gentleman's chest By John Widdicomb USA, Circa 1950s Solid carved cherry ...

An Italian walnut dresser from the 17th century with four drawers, canted sides with doors, molded accents and rustic character. Created in Italy during the 17th century, this walnut...

Bacherlo Chest by T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings for Widdicomb. This piece has been re-finished in a neutral light warm grey patina with white brush strokes. Clean design pull rings finished...

A handsome French semainier or tall chest of mahogany, c. 1820, featuring a marble top over a frieze with seven drawers between opposing columns - eac...

American Mid-Century walnut 20-drawer dresser with iron T-bar drawer pulls resting on six thin iron legs. (PAUL MCCOBB FOR WINCHENDON FURNITURE).  

Tooled leather, mahogany and brass. 4-drawer dresser designed for Charak Modern. Makers label attached inside drawer.

Romweber 4 drawer Dresser. Newly refinished and ready to go! Beautiful inlay olive ash burl. 4 drawers with 2 brass knobs per drawer. Second 2 door ca...

Early to mid 19th century Chippendale block front tall chest of five drawers in solid mahogany. Features its original batwing brasses and upper...

Delve into the world of mid-century charm with our beautifully restored Campaign Dresser, a piece that perfectly encapsulates the elegance and innovation of the era. Crafted with the...

Very elegant Italian chest of drawers covered entirely in glass and brass, features its legs in a micro fusions of brass, very precious workmanship. The chest of drawers is composed...

A beautiful hard-to-find freshly refinished dresser, by Paul McCobb, circa 1950's beautiful solid polished brass knobs and a double drawer top for m...

18th century English side table / dresser made of oak with a very nice deep dark patina. The furniture has some (very) old restorations as you can see in the photos. Three drawers,...

Pennsylvania House Chippendale cherry dresser with mirror in very good vintage condition. All dovetail drawers close and open very smoothly....

Classic architectural design. Early production dresser or chest of drawers designed by Florence Knoll for Knoll International.Retains original KNOLL label. Beautiful walnut grain ...

Classic architectural design ,, Early production dresser or chest of drawers designed by Florence Knoll for Knoll International.Retains original KNOLL label.. Beautiful walnut gr...

Tri legged base rounded triangular shape carved walnut stand lamp candle table. Fully restored condition. Gorgeous solid brass buckle shape pulls. Two long drawers and pair of doubl...

Beautiful, well crafted Dresser from the very reputable Phenix Furniture Co, Warren Pa. Very well made. Quality construction with dovetail finish & wo...

1930s Chippendale Serpentine front mahogany chest of drawers with pull out tray. Measures 30" in width x 17" in Depth x 30" in height. Original hardware in place. Solid vintage con...

Classic modernist 12-drawer dresser by Lane, Classic Mid-Century Modern design, superior quality and construction, dove-tail drawers, beautiful brass hardware, hand delivery avail to...

A genuine Art Deco vanity / dressing table in mahogany. Chrome hardware and mirror surround. Inset mirror top. Features one cupboard and 2 drawers. ci...

Beautiful midcentury tall dresser 4-drawer dresser by Paul McCobb circa 1950 Planner Group #1501 with 4 center drawers. Solid maple construction has a beautiful Medium Blonde origina...

Antique French Empire style Commode or some may describe our Lion Paw Foot Commode as from the Restauration period, which was predominantly Neoclassicism. Our Old Plank restoration department completely rebuilt the drawers and the entire frame, but restrained from refinishing the mahogany. We of course enhanced the Original French Lion Paw Commodes...

Designed by IC and realized by expert Italian artisans, the Gemma dresser features rounded corners and three large drawers. The sinuous lines are accented with brass or powder coated...

18th century walnut 6-drawer chest Each drawer opens and closes with ease. The top 2 drawers have original dividers for separation of personal items, dovetail solid wood drawer cons...

Standing at nearly nine feet high, this rare solid wood armoire or Buffet de château originating from the 18th century is an excellent example of French furniture during the 1700s. With a wonderfully rich patina, this large beautiful piece features intricate carvings throughout. The most unique feature is the bonnet with a bas relief which shows a carved Vanitas scene of a child resting upon a skull and book above a pair of intricately carved double doors. It can be used as a wardrobe or large moveable cupboard with doors and shelves for storing clothing or even perhaps a media cabinet. Rare, Louis XV period armoires such as this are the epitome of French Provincial furniture. They are increasingly difficult to find in this condition, especially with their original hardware, for it was often removed and melted down for ammunition during the unrest of the late 18th and early 19th centuries. This armoire or cabinet is monumental in size and weight. The main case of the piece is rectangular in shape. The bonnet cornice top or domed crown sits snuggly on top of two large scalloped paneled hinged doors. The double doors are elaborately carved with center medallions and open to reveal the inside which includes adjustable shelves and drawer for storage. This wardrobe sits upon 2 cabriole legs in the front and two block legs in the back. Looking underneath the piece, at the bottom, you can see that the wood has been laid out and crafted in a way that resembles a cross. (See photos) Definitely a religious piece. It also features bow tie joints. Original grain can be seen and mortise and tenon joints. This wardrobe exhibits historically accurate carvings with lovely symbolic details throughout and vividly demonstrates the excitement of the period. The center cartouche at the top of the bonnet is embellished by a vanitas theme carved child resting in repose on a bed with a book, and a skull without a jaw underneath. This is commonly known as Vanitas or Memento Mori in Latin, meaning "Remember You Will Die". This sentiment is the Medieval Latin Christian theory and practice of reflection on mortality, especially as a means of considering the vanity of earthly life and the transient nature of all earthly goods and pursuits. It also resembles Eros. Traditionally, the skull represents death, evil, fear, and mortality, but it can also symbolize the complete opposite: protection, power, and gratitude toward life. Which points to the French custom of a father's gift to his newborn daughter. The crafting or purchase of an armoire carved with symbols of plenty and happiness stayed with her throughout her life and was used to store her trousseau in her own home once she married. Regardless of its symbolism, the skull stands as a constant reminder that no one can escape death. For example, the appearance of skulls on some Christian rosaries is said to reflect the Latin expression Memento Mori, meaning ‘remember that you shall die.’ Below this beautiful figural carving are two large domed doors also with intricate carvings The carvings are very well-articulated and in wonderful condition for the age. A serpentine apron features a beautifully carved rocaille (Rococo shell) cartouche and foliate. Original hand forged mountings and double-bolt locking mechanisms characterize this brilliant 18th-century furnishing and tell the story of the time period. The two massive doors feature a beautiful, intricate steel locking mechanism stamped with the Fleur de Lys which signifies that the piece was crafted either for the nobility or royalty. The first armoires appeared in France during the latter half of the 17th century and were most often the dominant feature of the home. These large cupboards were used to hold a family’s belongings from linens to clothing to silver and even food. Originating in France, the French provincial style was born of the ornate Louis XV and Rococo. However, it was crafted by furniture makers in the provinces, outside of the cities. By nature, its beauty relies more on form, function and available materials, and less on ostentatious decorative elements, such as gilding or intricate marquetry. Pieces of this time period were carved with great artistry and skill, yet were made to be functional and long-lasting. One of the most significant features of fine Provincial armoires are the locks and hinges. Because these cupboards were a very important part of the household, little expense was spared in outfitting them with the finest hardware. Long ornate hinges and elaborately scrolled escutcheons were an integral part of the overall design of the armoire. Often, the hinges, lock, and key cost more to produce than the armoire itself. The expense of such a grand armoire was enormous and it often served as an indication of a family's wealth and social standing. As their wealth and possessions grew, armoires were added to the household and it was not unusual for a wealthy family to have several armoires. This beautiful piece could be used as an armoire, wardrobe, linen chest, cabinet or storage cupboard. Or perhaps as a TV entertainment center...

18th century George III carved oak highboy cabinet on stand. The superstructure is topped by a moulded rectangular cornice over nine graduated drawers...

Louis XV Provincial style painted commode or chest of drawers with wonderful patina and details. Painted wood with trim detailed, decorative hardware.

A part of Fort Standard’s collection, “Qualities of Material”, this stone cabinet has a triangular relief pattern milled into the exterior panels, which r...

Greta Magnusson Grossman Series 62 four-drawer dresser. Designed by Grossman in 1952, but named the 62 dresser as it was deemed to be ten years ahead of its...

This unique vintage burl bedroom set includes a matched pair of nightstands, impressive highboy dresser, and spacious low dresser. Perfect midcentury bedroom suite...

Beautiful vintage modern pair of dressers feature plenty of room for storage within its eight hefty drawers combined. Elegant maple wood grain, unique brass pulls and a finished back...

Great pair of commodes three drawers each cover with goatskin and nine convex mirrors. Solid steel frame. (High gloss polyester resin filled finish).

French Louis XVI period marquetry commode in neoclassical form, probably from the Eastern region of France, with gilt-bronze mounts, three drawers and grey marble top (Circa 1790). ...

Beautiful tall chest in teak by Danish master Børge Mogensen. Designed for P. Lauritsen in Denmark, circa 1960. Inset drawer pulls in brass. Interior and drawers in combed oak. Measu...