1950s Dressers

A gorgeous French Provincial Louis XV style eight-drawer dresser or credenza By John Widdicomb USA, Circa 1950s Pink lacquered solid mahogany, with original brass hardware. Measu...

An exceptional French Provincial Louis XV style nine-drawer dresser or credenza By John Stuart USA, Circa 1950s Pink lacquered walnut, with original brass hardware. Measures: 62"...

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Impressive French inspired double dresser or credenza by Romweber Furniture, circa 1950s. Features a serpentine or oxbow form with six dovetailed drawers and brass hardware. Drawers and top are made from an exotic African burled avodire wood. The rest of the case is accented with paint and gilt details. Features ornately scalloped accents, baroque trimmings and cabriole scrolled feet. Romweber's unique history dates back to the late 19th century and the three companies from which they evolved: the American Furniture Company, Batesville Cabinet Company, and Batesville Coffin Company. Each company started in 1879, making one of the nation's oldest case good furniture manufacturers. American Furniture Company manufactured bedroom furniture while Batesville Cabinet specialized in dining room furniture. Of course, Batesville Coffin is self-explanatory. When these companies merged, they shared a sales force. The salesmen traveled the nation, calling upon owners of furniture stores and directors of funeral homes - often one in the same. Products were sold and shipped coast to coast, quite a rarity at the time. 1930 - 1959 The Depression was a challenge to most business, Survival hinged on the ability to adapt and make products that were in demand during these lean economic times. In fact, RomWeber made five-pound fruitcake boxes to survive those tough years. Versatility came to the fore again during World War II when we made ammunition boxes...

Impressive French inspired tallboy dresser by Romweber Furniture, circa 1950s. Features a serpentine or oxbow form with six dovetailed drawers and brass hardware. Drawers and top are made from an exotic African burled avodire wood. The rest of the case is accented with paint and gilt details. Features ornately scalloped accents, baroque trimmings and cabriole scrolled feet. Romweber's unique history dates back to the late 19th century and the three companies from which they evolved: the American Furniture Company, Batesville Cabinet Company, and Batesville Coffin Company. Each company started in 1879, making one of the nation's oldest case good furniture manufacturers. American Furniture Company manufactured bedroom furniture while Batesville Cabinet specialized in dining room furniture. Of course, Batesville Coffin is self-explanatory. When these companies merged, they shared a sales force. The salesmen traveled the nation, calling upon owners of furniture stores and directors of funeral homes - often one in the same. Products were sold and shipped coast to coast, quite a rarity at the time. 1930 - 1959 The Depression was a challenge to most business, Survival hinged on the ability to adapt and make products that were in demand during these lean economic times. In fact, RomWeber made five-pound fruitcake boxes to survive those tough years. Versatility came to the fore again during World War II when we made ammunition boxes...

A finely crafted Louis XV style commode or chest of drawers. The whole having oak secondaries with bronze mounts and full bronze mounted corners running from the full shoe sabots to ...

This is a very tall and useful lingerie chest. The chest is designed in the Louis XV style and in good condition with bronze mounts. The lingerie chest measures 63 tall x 24 wide x 1...

A finely crafted Louis XV style Commode or chest of drawers. The whole having oak secondaries with bronze mounts and full bronze mounted corners running from the full shoe sabots to ...

This is a gorgeous Baker distress painted dresser or commode. The dimensions are 48 wide x 35 tall x 24 deep. The dresser looks antique and will fit in beautifully with your antique ...

This is a gorgeous Italian-made marble top dresser with copious amounts of silver everywhere layered onto a carved case and a beautiful piece of marble on top. The dresser is a match...

Louis XV style furniture, 1950s. The fine rosewood with floral inlay. The rich inlay work was done with many different precious woods to create the different colors. Each side of the...

Louis XV style furniture, 1950s. The fine rosewood inlaid wood. Precious gray marble top. Finely chiseled gilt bronze decorations illuminate this small dresser we advise you to look ...