This is a dynamic credenza from the Sculptra line by Broyhill featuring their signature relief pattern, and one wide interior drawer with open storage space below. Solid poplar overlaid with honeyed walnut veneer and slick tapered legs on a stretcher base make this vintage piece a show stopper. Great little credenza, media cabinet or sideboard for small spaces measuring 38″w x 17″d x 28″h – $349
<SOLD>This set of 6 walnut mid-century modern dining chairs from Broyhill’s Sculptra Collection feature a t-back profile, light walnut finish, and new upholstery grade fabric. They are exceptionally sturdy with a well preserved original finish. There are 2 arm chairs and 4 side chairs. The shapely tapered legs complement those on the matching dining table we also have currently available. Sold 2/19/17 at $650 for set of 6
<SOLD> The 1404-c side chair is one of Adrian Pearsall’s most stylishly understated and comfortable creations. The slim outward-flared tapered legs and Saarinen-esque seat profile give this chair a much lighter visual weight than many of Pearsall’s more common designs. Clearly, ergonomic considerations were a priority in this piece. It sits more comfortably than one might expect from a chair of it’s small scale, and encourages a perfect reclining posture. This chair has been re-upholstered with top quality fabric in a retro pattern. Sold on 3/4/17 for $325
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<SOLD> This mid-century modern bent wood lounge chair features new strapping, new foam, and brand new fabric. The armrests are bent solid hardwood, not plywood, and have been refinished to match the original finish on the rest of the chair which is in excellent condition. This chair’s design is of Danish modern inspiration, but we believe it was made in Yugoslavia based on the material and style of construction. It is exceedingly sturdy, and is wider than most chairs of it’s type, making it equally comfortable for both large and small people. Sold on 3/11/17 for $550
This mid century modern triple dresser was created by Broyhill in 1962 as part of their “Brasilia” line. With striking brass hardware and signature wave motif, this piece was designed by Broyhill furniture to pay homage to Oscar Niemeyer, known world-wide as the chief architect behind Brazil’s capital city, Brasilia. Three capacious drawers run down the center flanked by two cabinets with three drawers behind. This versatile storage unit can also serve as a stylish perch for your widescreen television.
<SOLD>This mid century modern walnut credenza from Drexel’s Declaration collection features four drawers and two spacious cabinets for media components, albums, or dining accoutrement. Original brass and walnut pulls accent the horizontal grain of the drawers, while the subtly recessed borders of the four cabinet doors outline the beautiful vertically oriented grain of the door fronts. Original lighting automatically illuminates each cabinet when the doors are opened. The tapered walnut legs are centered between each pair of doors, creating a cantilevered effect evocative of modern architecture. This credenza is one of the many remarkable pieces in Drexel’s Declaration line designed by Stewart MacDougall and Kipp Stewart in the late 1950’s. The entire piece has been refinished in an amber tone true to the designer’s original intention. Sold 2/13/17 for $1100
