Pepe Mendoza Case Pieces and Storage Cabinets

1950s Mexican glamour dramatic credenza cabinet mahogany with custom black lacquer finish Fabulous and ready to go! Unmarked attributed to Eugenio Escudero. Center doors in goatskin. Bronze accents and original patina. Doors feature Pepe Mendoza malachite Pull...

Frank Kyle and Pepe Mendoza design credenza, Mexico circa 1960. Rare and impressive credenza or cabinet with a faux bamboo base and door trim with four large locking doors, drawers...

Stunning Frank Kyle Mexican Mid-Century Modern credenza / sideboard with large Pepe Mendoza solid brass and malachite door pulls, designed and created in the 1950s, Mexico City. Credenza has Four Large Pepe Mendoza solid brass and malachite door handles which are incredible and look great with Brass inlay on the top and brass sabots on the feet. Asian chinoiserie influence is apparent in this rare Mexican Modern design and an organic Mexican modernist that is true to the architecture and design of Mexico in the 1950s. The Mexican midcentury modernist movement included other great designers and architects like Arturo Pani, Don Shoemaker, Eugenio Escudero, Edmond Spence, Michael van Beuren and Clara Porset to name a few. Credenza is in excellent vintage condition. We have included detailed images of interior and exterior of cabinet which includes wear. Cabinet has brass ring surrounding left side keyhole and the right side doesn't have the brass ring. We are unsure if it ever had one as we purchased this way from collector and stated it was always this way. Credenza doesn't have a clear coat or lacquer finish as most Mexican Modern pieces do and we really prefer it this way which gives it a much better feeling of true organic Mexican Modern furniture...

A pair of midcentury Pepe Mendoza drawer pulls. The pieces are formed of brass with a grey black mottled stone inlay. Each piece is marked Mendoza, Mexico and patent number to...

Credenza Curved Credenza Cabinet in mahogany and goatskin Pepe Mendoza Malachite Pulls. Mexico circa 1950s Modernism. Doors have original goatskin Malac...

If you are searching for a piece that represents the most iconic and amazing Mexican Modernist era, we have for you this stunning and rare Frank Kyle Credenza...

This incredible Frank Kyle 'Pagoda' Mexican Modern cabinet with large Pepe Mendoza solid brass and malachite handles was design and created in the 1950s and fully restored in late 2019. The two large Pepe Mendoza solid brass and malachite door pulls are signed on the verso, Mendoza Hecho en Mexico, each are a large 5" diameter. Splayed legs are finished with heavy brass sabots. Asian chinoiserie influence in this rare Mexican Modern design. Absolutely exquisite, this 'Pagoda' cabinet is perfect for an interior designer or art and design collector. We have a larger six door credenza / sideboard also available in a separate listing. This monumental sized credenza cabinet features 6 large Pepe Mendoza signed door pulls. See photographs for this example, shown in the last couple photos. This Frank Kyle and Pepe Mendoza cabinet would work great as a cupboard, breakfront cabinet, buffet, sideboard, credenza, dry bar, accessories armoire, or towel cabinet...

This incredible Frank Kyle 'Pagoda' Mexican Modern credenza with large Pepe Mendoza solid brass and malachite handles was design and created in...

For your consideration, a midcentury Mexican Modernist credenza attributed to Eugenio Escudero with Pepe Mendoza pulls. Sculptural shape wit...

Ebonized mahogany cabinet finished in matte black, with bronze pulls from Pepe Mendoza with blue and green enamel. The legs are made of bronze in natural finish.

For your consideration, a midcentury Mexican modernist chest of drawers dresser Frank Kyle Pepe Mendoza. Constructed with mahogany wood. Cabinet has a slight curve inwards in the front. All drawers are constructed with solid mahogany wood and double dovetail constructions. Each drawer has two brass and malachite pulls...

Stunning pair of Mexican lacquered nightstands designed by Frank Kyle. Phenomenal turquoise and brass embellished handles by iconic designer Pepe Mendoza.