Cabinets, Dressers & Shelving
Tuxedo Mid-Century Modern Walnut Dresser/Credenza with Glass Top
$1,200.00Description
This is a Lane Tuxedo mid-century modern walnut lowboy dresser, featuring distinct rosewood bowtie inlays on the central cabinet doors. This stunning mid-century modern dresser credenza is a standout example of the clean, functional design aesthetic that defined American furniture making from the late 1950s through the 1960s. Featuring warm walnut-toned wood with richly grained panels, sleek recessed pulls in a dark finish, and a long, low profile silhouette, this piece captures the best of the MCM era in a highly versatile form. The piece offers generous storage with a combination of drawers on the left bank, double cabinet doors in the center, and three deep drawers on the right — a layout that works beautifully in a bedroom, dining room, or living space as a media credenza or bar cabinet. The tapered legs are characteristic of the period and elevate the visual lightness of the design. Mid-century modern furniture of this quality and style continues to command strong collector and decorator interest, as it pairs effortlessly with both period and contemporary interiors. A glass top protector has kept the surface in excellent preserved condition, making this a ready-to-display statement piece for any home.
Condition
GoodGlass top protector shows minor scratches; dresser body appears solid with typical age-related patina; hardware intact; no visible major damage or structural issues from this angle
Dimensions
W 80" × H 30" × D 18"
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