American Walnut Credenza

Exceptional piece by Unagusta. 48.5" tall, 40.5" wide and 21.25" deep. A avant-garde company before a fire destroyed the factory in NC in 1955 although they remained with some operations into the 60's. Their designs were intricate, modernist, leading and they were renown for high-end pieces. This tallboy chest has exceptional minute details, finger pulls beneath the 4 large drawers and side finger pulls for the 2 top drawers - all 4 drawers to the lower section are curved. Remnants of label to interior of drawer. An extensive restoration has been done with all drawers clean. Contains Black American...

17" tall, 15" deep and 13" wide (land shade is 13 diameter). Maker unknown, produced between 1950-1970 probably. Heavily weighed desk or task lamp with large perforated lamp shade wi...

Elegant Table Lamp by Rotaflex. 20.25" tall, 14.5" wide and 4" deep. Most components made in America, but the bullet cone shades likely produced in France. Unknown if the work of Syl...

A fantastic dining or conference table measuring 71 x 39 3/8 and 29.25" tall. We obtained this table from a shuttered business and we do not know the maker or when produced but belie...

American, Mid-Century Modern credenza, that converts into a buffet when closed. Designed by Hari Matsuda in the late 1970s and this credenza, along with its matching Mid-Century Mode...

Rectangular top with molded edge over a pair of paneled doors raised on molded base with bracket feet.

One unit or four? Doors or drawers? Go sexy with black and walnut or keep it light and fun with maple and pink? The chapman credenza allows you the f...

Designer: Lawrence Peabody Manufacturer: Craft Associates Furniture Period/model: Mid-Century Modern Specs: Black walnut, Claro walnut veneer, brass Condition: This Lawren...