Mid-Century Modern Bookmatched Bleached Rosewood with Black Laminate Top

This console table was realized in the United States circa 1975 from bleached and bookmatched burled elm. With its austere form and bold geometric lines, this piece exudes the formal...

This stunning Art Deco Machine Age sideboard was designed by Donald Deskey (the visionary behind Radio City Music Hall) and realized for the Widd...

This elegant and exquisitely made Art Deco Sideboard in Burled and Bookmatched Amboyna Wood W/Black Lacquer Detailing and Plinth Base originates from France, Circa 1935. Features a w...

This stunning Mid-Century Modern black lacquer sideboard was realized by the legendary designer James Mont in the United States circa 1950. The hind legs of the piece are straight, volumetric rectangular forms, while the front legs have two L-shaped embellishments shooting out from the central stem- offering additional support and obliquely recalling elements of historical antique Chinese design motifs. The center of the piece is recessed, while the two sides are fitted with doors that open to reveal recessed shelves on the left and drawers on the right. The front of the doors offer traditional Kantharos Greek urns with stylized handles culminating in Greek Key forms (a whimsical, tongue in cheek play on a classical motif). Additionally, there is a geometric border at the apex of the piece, suggesting a deconstructed Greek key motif. The piece is fitted with a smoked mirror top that offers a striking contrast to the black lacquer throughout the piece. Mont was renowned for assimilating elements of classical, orientalist, and Art Deco design into a modern sensibility, using the most luxuriant materials available, a style he termed "Chinese Modern." Mont's pieces filled the interiors of the "who's who" in midcentury America, from East Coast Mafia tycoons to Hollywood's elite. This iconic and dramatic piece exemplifies the qualities that collectors treasure in Mont's practice. The high keyed contrast of the radiant black lacquer finish and gilt recalls the opulent interiors of an Oriental palace...

This elegant Art Deco directoire style cabinet was realized in France by the celebrated designer, Jules Leleu, circa 1940. It features a volumetric rectangular body with an undulating curved apron, as well as faceted tapered legs sitting on bronze sabots in a sumptuous chestnut hued burled and bookmatched acacia. Additionally, the piece retains its original sculptural concave bronze lock and accompanying Art Deco key...

This ebonized walnut sideboard or credenza features two panels with tessellated diamond patterns in relief that open to reveal three interior drawers; gently sloping tapered feet; an...

Rosewood Danish sideboard circa 1960's. Great proportions! Clean, simple lined design with exceptional book-matched veneer throughout. Sliding doors and exterior drawers offers ample...

Gorgeous Mid-Century Modern chest of drawers. Rosewood grain laminate surface provides durability and is less prone to moisture and surface wear. Gorgeous color and lines. Original b...

This image shows a quintessential mid-century teak sideboard that exudes the simplicity, warmth, and functional design characteristic of the period. The sideboard's long, low profile...

Teak grain vintage modern cabinet with adjustable shelves. Double door cabinets, sleek lines, great as an office sideboard. (Please confirm item lo...

This modernist Mid-Century vintage sideboard was made in Scandinavia during the 1960s. The chest is made of high-quality wood with visible grain and black lacquered. The front is mad...

Beautiful Italian mid-century sideboard designed by Vittorio Dassi in 1950. An item of exceptional executive quality, this cabinet perfectly combines sophistication and elegance in i...