A gorgeous antique French Regency Louis XVI style bow front sideboard, buffet, or bar cabinet In the manner of John Widdicomb USA, Circa 1920s Carved mahogany, with original...

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Early 20th Century American Louis XVI Sideboards

Materials

Brass

French 18th Century Louis XV Painted & Gilt Queen Bed

$7,995

H 63 in W 60 in D 89 in

French 18th Century Louis XV Painted & Gilt Queen Bed

Located in Baton Rouge, LA

A quality Louis XV Period carved and gold gilt queen bed frame. The four piece frame has classic carvings of Rococo influenced Louis XV style with flamboyant carvings and gold gilt c...

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Antique 18th Century French Louis XV Beds and Bed Frames

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Gold

Antique Romweber English Chippendale Georgian Mahogany Extendable Dining Table

$2,800Sale Price|20% Off

H 30 in W 65 in D 44 in

Antique Romweber English Chippendale Georgian Mahogany Extendable Dining Table

By Romweber Furniture Co.

Located in Dayton, OH

An early 20th century Chippendale / Georgian style dining or breakfast table by Romweber Industries. Circa 1920s. Made from mahogany with a beautifully carved edge over crotch mahog...

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Early 20th Century Chippendale Dining Room Tables

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Mahogany

Stunning Hollywood Regency Ornate Gold Iron Kingsize Headboard Bed

$2,280Sale Price|20% Off

H 54 in W 78.5 in D 2 in

Stunning Hollywood Regency Ornate Gold Iron Kingsize Headboard Bed

By Dorothy Draper

Located in Pemberton, NJ

Fabulous Hollywood Regency ornate cast metal gilded gold king-size headboard. This piece is in fantastic original condition and is ready to slip right in to your glamorous boudoir. I...

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Vintage 1950s American Hollywood Regency Beds and Bed Frames

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Iron

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Romweber Louis Xv For Sale on 1stDibs

At 1stDibs, there are many versions of the ideal romweber louis xv for your home. Each romweber louis xv for sale was constructed with extraordinary care, often using wood, brass and metal. Whether you’re looking for an older or newer romweber louis xv, there are earlier versions available from the 20th Century and newer variations made as recently as the 20th Century. A romweber louis xv made by louis xv designers — as well as those associated with Rococo — is very popular.

How Much is a Romweber Louis Xv?

Prices for a romweber louis xv can differ depending upon size, time period and other attributes — at 1stDibs, they begin at $1,495 and can go as high as $4,995, while the average can fetch as much as $3,595.

Romweber Furniture Co. for sale on 1stDibs

Some vintage Romweber Furniture Company designs may strike the young as passé. But for fans of a certain age, the American brand never went out of style.

The Romweber story began in the late 1800s, with the launch of American Furniture Company, which made bedroom furniture, Batesville Cabinet Company, a dining-room-set manufacturer, and Batesville Coffin Company. The three companies eventually merged to become a large and reputable manufacturer of case goods, furniture and more.

Not unlike many American companies, production at Romweber suffered during the Great Depression. The brand managed to stay afloat by making a rather strange pivot — to selling five-pound fruitcake boxes. During the Second World War, Romweber pivoted again, this time to the production of ammunition boxes and pontoons for American troops and, naturally, furniture for officers’ quarters.

While Romweber furniture (spelled “RomWeber” in vintage advertisements), dating back to the early 20th century, had designers working in the French Rococo and Chippendale styles, the brand is best known for its mid-century modern pieces. In the postwar years, Romweber manufactured walnut case pieces and storage cabinets that featured decorative olive-ash and burl-wood inlays with brass hardware as well as solid oak credenzas and dining tables designed by the likes of Harold Schwartz. For collectors of sophisticated 1950s furniture, the company’s sturdy Viking Oak line is particularly popular.

“It’s not uncommon for customers to say, ‘My parents had this Romweber Viking set,’” says Adam Cramer of collectors who visit Liberty & 33rd, the gallery he owns with his wife in South Bend, Indiana, about three hours north of Romweber’s birthplace in small-town Batesville. “It’s solid oak,” Cramer tells 1stDibs of the line of tables, chairs, desks and more.

Solid oak is the product of slow-growing deciduous trees. Solid oak furniture is durable, desirable and an investment that is usually associated with a hefty price. In solid oak furnishings, such as those that make up the covetable Romweber Viking Oak line, which launched in 1935, there aren’t any scraps of other components in the construction.

Inspired by Scandinavian folk design, Romweber’s Viking Oak is said to have enjoyed one of the longest runs for a commercial furniture line in history. The collection went out of production in the late 1980s, and mid-century editions remain highly prized for their exceptional quality and hand-carved details.

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