Edward Wormley Easel For Dunbar

An olive green stained walnut magazine tree with cantilevered shelves.

A rectangular stool with a leather cushion on a solid walnut "parsons" base with H-form stretchers.

A fine and uncommon pair of end tables having sculptural exposed frames in stained mahogany and expressive floating tops of molded birch with upturned edges.

A masterful three-sectioned wardrobe in bleached mahogany. Having a central seven-bank of drawers and flanking closets-one with adjustable glass shelves, the other with shelving and ...

'Magazine tree', model 4765 attributed to the American designer Edward Wormley, made of maple and poplar. Designed in 1947 for Dunbar Furniture USA. A very special and rare small pi...

Triangular walnut and mahogany side table by Edward Wormley for Dunbar c.1940s, USA. The table, model - 5313, showcases a triangular walnut table top with rounded corners and a mahog...

This is a The 1950s Studio Craft Magazine Tree embodies the DIY Dunbar style, reminiscent of the iconic designs by Edward Wormley. This rustic piece stands proud in its original dark...

This Spectacular stacked Magazine Rack is a Rockstar in Mid Century Collector Circles! Super rare and incredibly useful, these are sought after by professional decorators and knowledgeable mcm aficionados! This magazine rack is in fine vintage condition! The wood is well preserved and lustrous. Age appropriate wear for this type of item. Small dings and abrasions to the wood. This designer furnishing trophy has been well preserved in the Southwest Desert in Scottsdale. This design is after Edward Wormley's stacked magazine rack from 1947 for Dunbar. Some collectors like this one better because the open racks are much visually lighter and better suited to personal interiors. This is probably one of the hardest finds for mcm magazine racks...