Boston Mid Century Modern
Drexel Furniture "Profile" 7 Drawer Walnut Dresser & Mirror
Drexel Furniture "Profile" 7 Drawer Walnut Dresser & Mirror
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This gorgeous dresser, designed by John Van Koert for Drexel Furniture, features three smaller drawers at the top and four larger drawers below. The silver-plated hardware was designed specifically for this line. The matching mirror is included and has the same gentle curves along the top. The dresser & mirror have both been professionally restored.
52ʺW × 21ʺD × 32ʺH
This piece has been professionally restored, but like all vintage pieces, does show signs of wear due to prior use.
"This unusual feature not only allows the piece to fit around a wall molding, but looks as though the top rests against the wall. Actually it just misses the wall, so as not to leave marks, and the feet of the piece stand flush with the baseboard."
From the original advertisement:
“John Van Koert, designer of Drexel’s Profile group, has brought fresh enthusiasm as well as a keen professional eye to the furniture field. This extensive group has great poise and although contemporary in spirit, is adaptable and answers the demand for furniture that neither fakes the spirit of a past style nor merely expresses a designer’s whim.
Profile is made of walnut and pecan woods. …The finish is a rich-ripe brown that harmonizes with either lighter or darker finishes. Soft in texture, it provides for easy care, yet protects against scuffs and scars.
There are no abrupt angles in Profile. Tapered legs curve gracefully into the tops of tables and backs of chairs.”
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.
