United States, circa 1952 Part of the basic storage components that George Nelson designed for Herman Miller in 1952, this extraordinary set comprises two dressers in a warm walnut on either side of a suspended vanity. Each 34-inch-wide dresser contains four […]
United States, circa 1952 George Nelson designed this chest or cabinet, model #4621, as part of Herman Miller’s modular basic storage components. The warm walnut case features five drawers and a cabinet with two adjustable shelves — all set with […]
United States, Late 1950s Kipp Stewart and Stewart MacDougall designed this dresser as part of Drexel’s popular Declaration collection. Their signature white porcelain pulls highlight the beauty of the oiled walnut. The three-drawer case sits atop tapered legs of solid […]
United States, Late 1950s Kipp Stewart and Stewart MacDougal designed this gentlemen’s dresser as part of Drexel’s popular Declaration collection. Their signature white porcelain pulls highlight the beauty of the oiled walnut. Three drawers sit atop tapered legs of solid […]
USA, 1950s Raymond Loewy designed this clean-lined dresser for the Mengel Furniture Company. Solidly constructed of a handsomely grained oak, it has six drawers, one of which has two dividers. All drawers feature the original long aluminum pulls. A corresponding […]
USA, 1950s Raymond Loewy designed this clean-lined dresser for the Mengel Furniture Company. Solidly constructed of a handsomely grained oak, it has four drawers that feature the original long aluminum pulls. A corresponding six-drawer dresser is also available.
USA, 1950s This dresser was designed by Paul McCobb and manufactured by Calvin furniture. It is constructed of mahogany with a brass frame and brass accents. The dresser has six large drawers and four small drawers. Original label is intact.
United States, 1955 This beautiful chest of drawers, designed in 1952 by George Nelson and manufactured by Herman Miller in 1955, showcases a stunning rosewood grain and the original white porcelain pulls. Its especially thin-edged case sits on tapered aluminium […]
United States, 1955 This beautiful chest of drawers, designed in 1952 by George Nelson and manufactured by Herman Miller in 1955, showcases a stunning rosewood grain and the original white porcelain pulls. Its especially thin-edged case sits on tapered aluminium […]
USA, 1950s This large, campaign-style chest of drawers was manufactured in the 1950s by John Stuart, a company known for their high-quality pieces that referenced earlier centuries. It comprises four large drawers, two medium drawers, one small drawer, and a […]
USA, 1950s Merton Gershun designed this handsome walnut sideboard for Martinsville’s Dania Collection. On the left, three deep louvered-front drawers create a seamless flow. On the right, two doors with brass pulls conceal three white lacquered drawers and additional shelving. […]
USA, 1950s George Nelson designed this handsome modular unit for Herman Miller. It comprises a set of drawers, a cabinet, a bookcase hutch, and a table whose top lifts to reveal extra divided storage space. Made of comb-grain oak, the […]
USA, 1940s Created by William A. Berkey Furniture Co. for its parent company Widdicomb, this charming small walnut dresser features three drawers with ornately carved, gold-leafed fronts.
USA, 1950s This long walnut dresser was designed by John Kapel and manufactured by John Stuart Inc. It has each drawers, each with a elegant wooden drawer pull, that each feature multiple compartments. Corresponding tall chest and pair of nightstands […]
Denmark, 1960s This dresser was designed by Borge Mogensen for Soborg Mobler. It is constructed of teak and features eight spacious drawers with unique teak drawer pulls.
USA, 1950s This petite dresser features 4 roomy drawers concealed behind two accordion doors.
USA, 1950s Designed by Paul McCobb for Winchendon Furniture’s popular Planner Group line, this dresser is constructed of solid maple and features six spacious drawers.
France, 1930s This demi-lune French dresser is composed of a beautiful burl wood case with four contrasting reeded columns. It features three deep drawers with brass ring drawer pulls.
USA, 1950s This dresser was designed by Paul McCobb for Winchendon Furniture’s Planner Group line. The dresser is composed of a six-drawer case piece that sits atop a detached platform (see pictures). The dresser has been expertly refinished but features […]
USA, 1950s Designed by George Nelson for Herman Miller, this walnut dresser features satin chrome J-shaped drawer pulls and rare tapered satin chrome legs. Four of the eight drawers are slightly larger than the others, giving the dresser an attractive […]
USA, 1950s Designed by George Nelson for Herman Miller, these walnut dressers feature satin chrome J-shaped drawer pulls and rare satin chrome tapered legs. The upper drawer of each is divided into six compartments. A corresponding larger dresser also available.
USA, 1950s Designed by Paul McCobb and manufactured by Calvin Furniture, this four-drawer dresser features aluminum accents and slender drawer pulls that emphasize its clean lines and beautiful walnut grain.
USA, 1950s This walnut dresser by T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings for Widdicomb features a beveled frame that houses three deep drawers. Original cloth Widdicomb label. Two available.
USA, 1950s This dresser by Paul McCobb is constructed of a walnut case with brass drawer pulls. It features a new white carrera marble top. This custom-made dresser was purchased directly from the family of the original owner, who was […]
USA, 1950s This dresser by Paul McCobb is constructed of a walnut case with aluminum leg, accents, and drawer pulls. This dresser features a new white carrera marble top. This custom-made dresser was purchased directly from the family of the […]
USA, 1950s This exceptional piece by Paul McCobb for the Planner Group (Model 1510) boasts an incredible 20 drawers, 10 of which are concealed behind doors on either side. With classic McCobb tapered legs and round aluminum pulls (top drawers […]
USA, 1950s This dresser was designed by Paul McCobb for the Planner Group and was manufactured by Winchendon Furniture. It features a rectangular gallery top over two set-back drawers and four large lower drawers raised on four tapered legs. Signed […]
USA, 1950s This dresser was designed by Merton Gershun for Martinsville’s Dania Collection. It is composed of walnut and with brass detailing along the skirt. It features three drawers with a louvered front and practical dividers. Corresponding tall chest also […]
USA, 1950s This dresser was designed by Merton Gershun for Martinsville’s Dania Collection. It is constructed of walnut and features brass accents and drawer pulls. It features three drawers with a louvered front, three deep drawers, and one shallow drawer […]
USA, 1950s This dresser by George Nakashima is made of solid walnut and features beautiful dovetail joinery and six flush drawers.
USA, 1950s This chest cabinet by George Nelson, model 4620 from Herman Miller’s Basic Cabinet Series, features five drawers with dividers in the first and third drawers.
USA, 1950s This chest cabinet by George Nelson, from Herman Miller’s Basic Storage Components, features five drawers and one cabinet with two adjustable shelves. A corresponding five-drawer chest is also available.
USA, c. 1947 This dresser was designed by Edward Wormley for Drexel’s Precedent Collection. It is composed of silver elm and features ten drawers with brass-plated zinc pulls.
USA, 1950’s This cabinet by John Widdicomb is stained in a rich red tone. Two sliding doors enclose eight drawers. A coordinating pair of dressers by John Widdicomb is also available.
USA, 1950’s This pair of dressers by John Widdicomb is stained a rich red and features contrasting brass accents. Each dresser has four drawers, the top of which is divided into three compartments. A coordinating dresser by John Widdicomb is […]
USA, 1950s This cabinet by Harvey Probber features two rattan doors that slide open to reveal its inner storage. Three white drawers occupy one half of the cabinet, and open storage with one adjustable shelf occupies the other half.
USA, 1950s This dresser by Harvey Probber features four drawers: two large drawers and two small drawers, one of which is divided into three compartments. Brass drawer pulls and brass-capped feet compliment the warm tone of the mahogany.
USA, c. 1947 Edward Wormley designed this small four-drawer dresser for Drexel’s Precedent Collection. Composed of silver elm, it features large brass-plated zinc pulls.
USA, c. 1947 This dresser was designed by Edward Wormley for Drexel’s Precedent Collection. It is composed of silver elm and features five drawers with brass-plated zinc pulls.
USA, 1950’s This dresser was designed by George Nelson as part of Herman Miller’s basic cabinet series. It features four drawers with curved chrome-plated drawer pulls, and it sits atop rectangular ebonized wood legs.
USA, 1950s Walnut dresser by Paul McCobb with two shallow drawers and four deep drawers. Features aluminum drawer pulls and trim.
USA, 1980’s This dresser by Dakota Jackson features six drawers with shell-shaped metal drawer pulls. It is finished with a striking yet subtle checkerboard veneer effect.
USA, 1970s Beautiful dresser from the Mosaic Series by Lane. Dresser features nine drawers and a rare attached mirror. Tall dresser also available.
USA, 1960’s This unique dresser is accented with leather-front drawers and diagonal grooves.
USA, 1950’s This dresser by John Stuart provides ample storage with its six large drawers and two medium drawers, and two small drawers. All of the drawers feature subtle brass drawer pulls, and the feet are capped in brass. The […]
USA, 1940’s The unique spacing of the pulls on this elegant dresser create a distinct look. Two shallow drawers above three deep drawers provide ample storage space.
USA, 1950’s Handsome double dresser with six large drawers.
USA, 1950’s This elegant and multi-functional piece features a three-drawer dresser below a spacious secretary desk with one large drawer and eight small storage drawers.
USA, 1950s This beautiful modular unit is comprised of two dressers, one with a side cabinet, with a vanity with lifting mirror in between. Dressers can be on either side. Lighted vanity interior includes two organizer trays. Dimensions of individual […]
USA, 1950’s This beautiful double dresser is sitting on 4 casters for easy moving.
USA, 1950s This pair of #M524 “Mr. and Mrs.” dressers from the Encore Bedroom Group by Heywood Wakefield were manufactured between 1948-1955. These dressers are in pristine condition.
United States, 1940s Designed by Gilbert Rohde for Herman Miller in the 1940s, this chest of drawers is clean-lined, with integrated pulls that run its width. The dresser has been beautifully refinished, bringing out the distinctive grain of the walnut.