This stylized walnut highboy dresser features unique brass hardware, brass banded tapered legs and a floating top. With the form of a rudimentary seagull, the solid brass pulls highlight the rich tone of the walnut veneered drawer fronts. The top drawer is ribbed and fitted with two simple brass button pulls. Two bands of brass…
This mid century modern highboy dresser manufactured by Dixie features five spacious drawers accented by minimal brass parabola pulls. With a solid poplar frame overlaid with a honeyed walnut veneer, this dresser is solidly built supported by a stretcher base and utilizing dovetail joinery for each smooth gliding drawer. The second drawer has one center…
This spacious Mid Century Modern Gentleman’s Chest features four half sized drawers behind two elegantly curved double doors and three full sized lower drawers with long, sculptural drawer pulls. The dresser is constructed of solid wood overlaid with select book matched hardwood veneer. The top surface has gently curved edges that is indented in the…
This walnut highboy dresser by Dixie boasts 5 dovetailed drawers and beautiful wood grain. The second drawer is divided into two compartments for organizational purposes. This simply designed piece is made of solid hardwood overlaid with stunning walnut veneer and rests on thin tapered legs. This piece sold during our Year End Clearance sale at…
This Mid Century Modern Walnut Highboy Dresser with Concave Drawer Fronts by Johnson Carper sits on short tapered legs and features an incredible profile. Each of the four drawers is curved slightly inward and has a subtle finger pull located at the top of the drawer. With no visible hardware, this design has a minimalist…
This vintage high walnut dresser features brass pulls, a stunning profile four full sized drawers and gorgeous wood grain. The top drawer has two subtle brass hardware while the balance of the drawers have a slight horizontal indention acting as pulls. Constructed of solid poplar overlaid with black walnut veneer, this vintage dresser rests on…