Boston Mid Century Modern
Drexel Furniture "Declaration" Walnut Tall Dresser
Drexel Furniture "Declaration" Walnut Tall Dresser
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$1,900.00 USD
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$1,900.00 USD
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This dresser was designed by Stewart MacDougall and Kipp Stewart and is from Drexel Furniture's "Declaration" line. It features beautiful walnut veneer, porcelain and brass knobs, and tapered legs and a curved stretcher that all make this piece elegant and sleek in any space. Two small upper drawers and four larger lower drawers provide great storage.
34ʺW × 20ʺD × 45ʺH
This piece does have a water stain on the top that was difficult to completely remove and the price has been reduced accordingly. It has been professionally restored, but like all vintage pieces, does show signs of wear due to prior use.
From the original advertisement:
"Already, Declaration by Drexel has become an American classic . . . persuasive proof of the timelessness of good design. For here is a style that doesn’t depend on contrivance and ornament, but on the honesty of satisfying shapes and the inherent beauty of fine woods . . . richly grained genuine walnut, oiled to a lustrous warmth. Though cleanly contemporary in feeling, Declaration was inspired by our historic heritage . . . the furniture of New York state’s 18th century Shakers. And it’s this subtle blending of modern and antique . . . this union of suave sophistication with straightforward simplicity . . . that gives Declaration such easy versatility. Wouldn’t Declaration make a delightful difference in your home?"
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34ʺW × 20ʺD × 45ʺH
This piece does have a water stain on the top that was difficult to completely remove and the price has been reduced accordingly. It has been professionally restored, but like all vintage pieces, does show signs of wear due to prior use.
From the original advertisement:
"Already, Declaration by Drexel has become an American classic . . . persuasive proof of the timelessness of good design. For here is a style that doesn’t depend on contrivance and ornament, but on the honesty of satisfying shapes and the inherent beauty of fine woods . . . richly grained genuine walnut, oiled to a lustrous warmth. Though cleanly contemporary in feeling, Declaration was inspired by our historic heritage . . . the furniture of New York state’s 18th century Shakers. And it’s this subtle blending of modern and antique . . . this union of suave sophistication with straightforward simplicity . . . that gives Declaration such easy versatility. Wouldn’t Declaration make a delightful difference in your home?"
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