Art Deco mahogany bedroom suite

Beautiful Streamline Art Deco (3) piece bedroom furniture suite in bookmatched mahogany and black lacquer veneer. Includes nightstand, dressing table with mirror, and low chest of drawers. Dimensions:

consisting of bed, wardrobe, vanity, mirror, 2 end stands, height sizes range 27 in. to 62.5 in.

The dresser measures approx. 37"h x 42"w x 19"d not including the mirror. The suite also includes a full sized bed, a vanity with mirror and a vanity stool.

Norman Bel Geddes for Simmons Art Deco steel dressers, nightstand, headboard & footboard. Age related wear.

This 1920/30's American-made French Art Deco style bedroom suite includes 3 pieces: a highboy dresser, a dresser w/attached mirror, and a full size bed. It is made by Evansville in multi-colored wood

(lot of 7) French Art Deco dining suite, c.1930s, bleached mahogany with ebonized accents, comprising: (1) dining table having extensions for leaves at each end, (two) 11.75"leaves, the rectangular to

with manufacturer's label, comprising a tall chest (34 inches wide; 21 inches deep; 48 inches high), a double bed (81 inches wide; 56 1/2 inches deep; 39 1/2 inches high), a vanity (48 inches wide; 20

Art Deco 3 Piece Bedroom Suite. Comprising of a tall chest, low chest and night stand. Used condition, wear.

4 PIECE ART DECO FLAME MAHOGANY/PAINTED BEDROOM SET C. 1920

Art Deco mahogany 4-piece salon suite, comprising an arm chair, two side chairs and a settee, upholstered in a light-colored fabric. [Side chair: 35" H x 18" W x 19" D; Arm chair: 35"H x 23" W x 22" D

ART DECO INLAID WALNUT WATERFALL BEDROOM SUITE WITH BAKELITE PULLS INCLUDING TALL DRESSER, HEIGHT 43"; WIDTH 34"; LOW DRESSER WITH MIRROR, HEIGHT 67"; WIDTH 44"; DRESSING TABLE, HEIGHT 29"; WIDTH 42";

Art Deco Flamed Mahogany 4 piece bedroom set with bakelite handles. Tall 5 drawer dresser measures 49"t x 34" w x 19"d. Low 3 drawer dresser measures 35"t x 17"w x 15"d, attached mirror measures 33 1/

French Art Deco Five Piece Carved Walnut Bedroom Suite, consisting of a dressing table, with a long wide beveled arched center mirror, flanked by figured black marble pedestals, with a bank of three d

Gilbert Rohde for Herman Miller Art Deco Style Mahogany Veneer Dining Table Suite with Eight Chairs. Gilbert Rohde (1894-1944). Formal group dining table and eight chairs en suite. The table with bowe

Art Deco linen cabinet, in mahogany & maple veneer, bedroom chest with interior drawers, fine quality, restored condition, cabinet is 34" by 18.5", height is 43"

Ilonka Karasz (Hungarian-American 1896-1981) Art Deco Modern "Skyscraper" youth's three drawer dresser, from a youth's bedroom suite originally from a home in Newport, RI, flame birch with dovetailed

Robert Carlisle mahogany Art Deco style bed 4 5/8"W, 6.75"L with mattress and linens, dressing table 3 5/8"W with matching bench, pair of matching nightstands 2 3/8"H

Art Deco 4 Pc Bedroom Set, beautifully figured mahogany with amber bakelite ball pulls, includes: side by side high chest/dresser, night stand, and pair of twin size beds, circa early 20th C. [56] CON

Bedroom suite: headboard, bench, small desk, and tall table; Brass, mahogany, upholstery; Desk has label, others unmarked; Desk: 29 1/2" x 42" x 24", table: 23" x 47 1/2" x 17"

George Nelson Bedroom suite, set of six Herman MillerUSA, c. 1955bleached mahogany, enameled wood, zinc-plated steel, mirrored glass highboy: 40 h x 40 w x 19.5 d in (102 x 102 x 50 cm) dres

French, circa 1925, possibly Alfred Portneuve (1896-1946), after design by Emile Jacques Ruhlmann (1879-1933), each with mahogany frame with molded arm supports and tapered legs set with brass cap fee

European SchoolAn Art Deco 'Barrel' Five-Piece Salon Suite, circa 1930Comprising a settee and four arm chairs Rosewood, mahogany, upholstery, brass. H: 38, W: 58, D: 24 in. (settee), H: 36, W: 28, D:

Parlor suite consisting of sofa, matching armchair and similar chair, ca. 1920s/30s Rosewood, mahogany, cotton velvet Unmarked Sofa: 33" x 77" x 37", matching: 33" x 36" x 35", similar: 35 1/2" x 37"

French, circa 1925, possibly Alfred Portneuve (1896-1946), after design by Emile Jacques Ruhlmann (1879-1933), each with mahogany frame with molded arm supports and tapered legs set with brass cap fee