Bullnose stacked highboy dresser
Located in Los Angeles, CA
W37 D21 H54.5 Fully restored post modern bull nose highboy dresser. Item features brass interior
Vintage 1980s Post-Modern Dressers
Lacquer
Bullnose stacked highboy dresser
Located in Los Angeles, CA
W37 D21 H54.5 Fully restored post modern bull nose highboy dresser. Item features brass interior
Lacquer
Sold
H 57.25 in W 32 in D 19.5 in
Postmodern Bull Nose Tall Dresser of Drawers or Tallboy, Brazil, 1980s
Located in Miami, FL
Tall dresser with bull nose drawer facade made of wood with cream and black laminate from Brazil
Laminate, Wood
Sold
H 22 in W 32 in D 24 in
Late 20th Century Vintage Contemporary Bull Nose Laminate Nightstands. - a Pair
Located in West Palm Beach, FL
repeating bull nose design. Coordinating dressers also available on my page. Acquired from a Miami estate.
Laminate, Wood
Sculptural Bull Nose 12-Drawer Dresser in Graphite Lacquer
Located in New London, CT
Large dresser from the 1970s that has been lacquered from its original black to a graphite grey
Wood
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