Harold Schwartz

A dark-stained oak and walnut veneer dining table designed by Harold Schwartz and produced by Romweber, USA, c. 1950s. Wear consistent with age and use. Small chip present as illust...

A rare and exceptional Mid-Century Modern extension dining table By Harold Schwartz for Romweber USA, 1950s Sculpted oak with parquetry top, splayed spider legs, and unique felt-lined cutlery...

A pair of oak and black-dyed leather nightstands designed by Harold Schwartz for Romweber, USA, c. 1950s. Overall Dimensions (inches): 28.25"H x 22.75"W x 18.875"D All items ship f...

Mid-Century Modern Harold Schwartz for Romweber Buffet. Many storage openings for flatware & china. A unique butterfly joinery- bow-tie design on the t...

Harold Schwartz for Romweber Furniture Company, Acacia wood and walnut wood three drawer commode. The front of the commode is ad...

Introducing an incredibly rare "Horn" armchair designed by the influential Harrold Schwartz for the lauded Romweber Furniture Co. Painstakingly restored this artfully designed and crafted armchair has a new lease on life and we love the results. Featuring new grey leather upholstery, a jet-black acrylic paint scheme and new medium density foam for maximum comfort and longevity this ultra-stylish accent chair is the very epitome of "one-of-a-kind". With sharp lines, audacious stance and restored brass fasteners this iconic armchair is as comfortable as it is alluring and eye-catching. Harold Schwartz was an American architect, sculpturer and interior designer who gained prominence in the early post-war period and left an indelible mark on the American Mid-Century Modern Design movement with these "Horn" chairs and "Spider" table gaining particular notoriety in the design industry. Schwartz's multifaceted background is evident in every detail with this Horn chair with intricately carved armrests and legs, an architecturally captivating stance and design details like the solid brass feet and backrest fasteners that catch but do not flood the eye. Romweber Furniture Co. was founded in 1879 in Indiana and to this day is still producing primarily case pieces in the state it was founded making it one of the oldest continually operated furniture companies in North America. Specializing in luxurious designs Romweber counts several ex-Presidents and European royalty as it's clients and has designed for and furnished the Carter Library as well as several Governor Mansions and Hotels such as the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island...

An exceptional Mid-Century Modern ebonized mahogany sideboard credenza or bar cabinet server By Harold Schwartz for Romweber USA, 195...

Designed by Harold M. Schwartz for Romweber. Burled walnut side board with fiddle back highlights. Brutalist textured brass hardware, including brack...