These gorgeous nightstands were produced in the 1980's and are an example of the stunning, ultra modern design by Rougier.
The two tables complement each other similar to the way a yin yang design does. The table on the left has two drawers that each open in the usual way and have a bold edge running along the top. The coordinating table to the right opens up with one large drawer that is split into 3 compartments by 2 shelves and has a matching bold edge along the front. They were originally purchased as nightstands but can be used as end or side tables as well.
With clean bold lines and edges, these nightstands could go very well in any contemporary environment.


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Very good condition with normal wear evident by some very light surface scratches to the tops. Nothing egregious and most of the imperfections are not noticeable under casual observation. You will likely need to enlarge the photos to see all I mention. Of note, there is a minor chip on the top of the drawer on the left end table, and a small nick on the left side. A few tiny nicks along the top edge of the right table. There is some discoloration along the bottom of the drawers of the left side table. You would only notice this if you left the drawers completely empty.

Origin:
Canada

Creator:
Brand: Rougier; Artist: Rougier; Designer: Rougier

Materials & Techniques:
Wood

Details:
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Country of Origin: Canada

Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; Very good condition with normal wear evident by some very light surface scratches to the tops. Nothing egregious and most of the imperfections are not noticeable under casual observation. You will likely need to enlarge the photos to see all I mention. Of note, there is a minor chip on the top of the drawer on the left end table, and a small nick on the left side. A few tiny nicks along the top edge of the right table. There is some discoloration along the bottom of the drawers of the left side table. You would only notice this if you left the drawers completely empty.