Dressing Table with Mirror and Drawers Rosewood Veneer Vintage, Italy, 1960s

Extending table with folding top opening in jacaranda wood veneer and ebony-stained wood frame.

Extendable table, solid wood and Rosewood veneer.

Bookcase with concealed bar compartment, storage elements with sliding doors, visible drawers and open shelves made of solid wood and veneer, teak with polyester finish, wrought iron...

Sideboard with hinged doors and visible drawers in teak veneered wood with marble shelf and metal base with adjustable brass feet.

Wall unit with hinged doors in ebony-stained beech veneer.

Wall unit with hinged doors in ebony-stained beech veneer.

1940 Style mirror dressing table 6 height drawers (mirror) 161 cm. Total width 111 cm and depth of 88 cm. note that a handful is missing. Additional information: Style: 40s 60s ...

Cast brass drop handles, turned legs, top has two glazed cabinet doors with adjustable bevelled glass mirror, one of the top spindle tips is broken. circa: 1890 Material: Walnu...

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1960s chest of drawers with mirror of exceptional design. The excellently built structure with generous thicknesses guarantees functionality and solidity. The central body features a...

Luxurious as well as practical and functional, the PH Dressing Table is the perfect place to take a moment for oneself every day. Timelessly elegant, the Poul Henningsen designed Dressing Table will sit harmoniously in every bedroom and is set to become a design classic of the future. Designed in 1919, the PH Dressing Table is the first piece of furniture designed by Poul Henningsen. The body rests on the edges of eight legs and makes a clear design distinction between what is carrying and what is being carried. It is a beauty floating or dancing on high heels, like a ballerina dancing, yet at any time standing strong and solid on her many legs...

Luxurious as well as practical and functional, the PH dressing table is the perfect place to take a moment for oneself every day. Timelessly elegant, the Poul Henningsen designed Dressing Table will sit harmoniously in every bedroom and is set to become a design Classic of the future. Designed in 1919, the PH dressing table is the first piece of furniture designed by Poul Henningsen. The body rests on the edges of eight legs and makes a clear design distinction between what is carrying and what is being carried. It is a beauty floating or dancing on high heels, like a ballerina dancing, yet at any time standing strong and solid on her many legs...