$3,200.00
The traditional bachelor's chest as reimagined by the American designer Edward Wormley for Dunbar. Hand-crafted from walnut and sycamore in the 1950s, the chest is designed with sleek lines that feel effortless. The dual wood tones add a sense of dimension to the body, while the base with its recessed legs give the overall structure a bit of height and openness. There are four drawers with double knob pulls. Truly, a classic and versatile piece of furniture with ample storage space.
Dimensions:
36 in. width
18 in. depth
30 in. height
Condition notes:
In overall good condition and structurally sound, with surface wear consistent with the chest's age and use.
Location: Stamford, CT
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