Fine Handcrafted Lacquered Mahogany Valet Stand, circa 1960s

An abstract on canvas circa 1960s by the well known Boston artist Panos Ghikas (1924-2012).

Three drawer dresser by Edward Wormley for Dunbar with two-tone contrasting Honduran mahogany drawer fronts, top and sides, and rosewood trimmed case, circa 1960s.

Artist made woven wall hanging of attached panels with oversized ceramic beads on a driftwood hanger, circa 1960s. Artist unknown, although signed with initials.

Modernist oil in the jazz era manner of Stuart Davis entitled “Window” and signed Palester, circa 1960s

Modernist abstract painting on canvas circa 1960s. Notated on stretcher: “Shozo No. 2”.

Mid-century modernist painting circa 1960s by Betty Barnes Loehle (1923-2013), depicting a grouping of elongated young figures on a hillside. She and her husband Richard were both noted artists and members of the Georgia State...

Vintage Mid Century Modern Rattan Valet Stand. Circa 1960s Features a clean lines design and the perfect size for small rooms and areas. In excellent near mint original condition, w...

Art Deco solid brass valet stand, c. 1960s. Elegant valet stand with pant hanger, small tray for accessories and contoured shoulder form hanger. It features three stylized feet on...

Danish Modern teakwood gentleman's valet clothing rack stand and convenient catch all tray Made in Denmark circa 1960s. Style of Hans J Wegner. Unmarked. 42.75 h x 22 w x 15 d Origin...

Mid-Century Modern valet wood stand, circa 1960 By unknown designer. Manufactured in France. In original condition with minor wear consistent of age ...

The dimensions for the Mahogany Gentleman's Valet Stand or Silent Butler are approximately: Height: 42" Width: 18" Depth: 9"

This Fratelli Reguitti X-form valet, in the style of Ico and Luisa Parisi, is in exceptionally good condition. It features a lovely, rich mahogany stained beech timber frame, brass hardware and rubber wheels. The whole unit is tight and solid, with fine surfaces and in excellent working condition. There are some signs of age of course. The shoe rails have lost their brass plating. Charmingly, a little remains as a hint of the previously flashy appearance. There are a few very minor dings and scuffs on the timber surfaces. There's a little wear to the finish on the shoulder ends of the hanger. A very minor bruise in the ridges of timber that run across the top of the stand, we carefully sanded the inside of the ridges to smooth away any uneven surface so that fabric will not catch. The pull-out tie and belt holders...