Boston Mid Century Modern
American of Martinsville "Dania" 7 Foot Walnut Dresser
American of Martinsville "Dania" 7 Foot Walnut Dresser
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This seven foot dresser, from American of Martinsville's "Dania" line, was designed by Merton Gershun. It features six louvered drawer fronts on the left and right, made of solid walnut. The central three drawers are hidden behind beautiful walnut doors that have the original brass handles and "bullet shaped" metal hinges. The top and sides have beautiful walnut grain; and the tapered legs are paired with a brass stretcher. This piece has been professionally restored but there are a few scratches on the top and front that are from preexisting use. As with all vintage pieces, there are signs of wear.
84ʺW × 19ʺD × 30ʺH
The original advertisement states:
DANIA - Designed by Merton L. Gershun
"Inspired by the clean sweeping simplicity of Danish design . . . the foremost high-fashion influence on the kaleidoscope of "modern furnishings."
Interpreted by the versatility and imagination of American craftsmanship . . . to create the breathtaking blend of modular flexibility and architectural symmetry.
Introducing a fabulou collection of design-related furniture . . . in natural walnut, hand-rubbed to a. lustrous nut-like finish . . . with such design accents as solid brass banding . . . jet lacquer doors . . . white lacquer drawers . . . slate Panelyte tops.
In a wide selection of basic pieces for living, dining, and bedroom . . . and architectural "stack-on" units that adjust to every need and mood."
Shipping Information - Please contact us for a quote on shipping. We have input the "average" price for a larger item, but usually, smaller items such as headboards or nightstands will cost considerably less to ship. Our apologies for the difficulty; it is the nature of dealing in vintage furniture and pieces of all shapes & sizes.
Note Regarding Condition: The furniture pieces we sell are all professionally restored, but they are primarily from the 1950s & 1960s; many will show signs of wear due to prior normal use. If there is any significant or noticeable damage, it will be noted in the product description above.
