Cabinets, Dressers & Shelving

Round Drum Cabinet Nightstands with Doors

$165.00

Description

This charming round drum cabinet exemplifies the elegance of mid-20th century French Provincial design, a style that swept American interiors during the 1950s and 1960s. The cylindrical form, fluted pilaster detailing, and delicate tapered legs reflect the graceful neoclassical influence that defined the era's finest bedroom and living room furnishings. The piece features two curved cabinet doors adorned with ornate drop-ring escutcheon hardware finished in antiqued bronze, adding a distinctly European sensibility. The warm walnut-toned finish highlights the quality of the wood construction beneath, with a molded top edge that lends additional architectural refinement. Versatile enough to serve as a nightstand, accent table, or bar cabinet, this drum table brings timeless sophistication to any traditionally inspired or transitional interior. A rare find for collectors of quality vintage American-made French Provincial furniture.

Condition

Good

Minor surface wear and light scratches on top; hardware intact with some patina; overall structurally sound

Dimensions

W 26"

Qty

2 available

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