1930s Commodes and Chests of Drawers

Chest of drawers, French, from the Art Deco period made of walnut and burled walnut with lemon wood inlays on the bottom apron. There are three dovetailed drawers. Finely cast bronze...

Storage unit on wheels by unknown designer. Probably produced in Sweden.

Workshop Drawers England circa 1930 Constructed from pitch pine with well worn period finish. Originally used as specimen drawers, and later used at a...

This magnificent pair of circa 1930s Art Deco Burlwood dressers were just refinished in a gorgeous French Polish which is the most luxurious, expensive and laborious finish available, providing amazing depth and detail to the exotic wood grain and gives a smooth yet hard and protective surface ready to take on every day use. Just look at all the incredible details on these dressers, the contrast of exotic woods from the Burled top and fronts against the striking figured African Walnut sides, the curvaceous sculpted Deco shapes, the unique brass handles and detailing. Inside of the drop-front secretary cabinet is a cubby for storage of papers, envelopes and more and inside of the top drawer of the dresser are change holders. Such quality craftsmanship and use of luxury materials, something you don't find in todays manufacturing making this an exemplary example of the saying 'they don't make them like they used to'. This set is almost 100 years old and with its new French Polish can easily last more than another 100 years. This pair of Burlwood secretary desk...

Stately functionalist cabinet by Erik Chambert, made from birch with birch root inlays. Large round brass door handle that splits seamlessly when...

Amazing functionalist chest of drawers by Axel Larsson, made in from birch with round darker wood knobs on the drawers. Clean lines, chunky square legs.

An important Swedish art deco commode made for The Stockholm Exhibition, 1930 (Stockholmsutställningen 1930) as part of a living room interior...

“Record” chest of drawers by Axel Einar Hjort, made from birch and ebony, with steel legs. Designed in 1932, it is strikingly modern with its clean li...

Art Deco bureau probably produced in Denmark.

Striking birch “Oh Boy” chest of drawers by Axel Einar Hjort, in a strict functionalist design. The black lacquered drawers create a cool graphic effe...

Pine industrial chest of drawers, England, circa 1930. Ebonized chest with sturdy construction, original brass hardware and amazing patina. Measures: 51.5" W x 27" D x 41" H.

Anglo-Indian Padauk Wood Campaign Chest, England, circa 1930 In two parts, with wonderful patina and original brass hardware.