MAKER
Michel Dufet
COUNTRY
France
YEAR
1920/30's
DESCRIPTION
Parquetry Inlays on frame in Walnut and Palisander
Marquetry in center of Fruitwood...
MAKER
De Coene Freres
COUNTRY
Belgium
YEAR
c. 1935
DESCRIPTION
Maple Dogwood
French Polish
Nickel Sabots
Three Drawers
Original...
COUNTRY
France
YEAR
c. 1925
DESCRIPTION
Palisander Frame
Three Drawers
Original Flower pulls on drawers with keyholes
Silver Ball Feet
Mahogany Stained Ribbed Legs
Demilune Frame...
MAKER
Maison DIM
COUNTRY
France
YEAR
c. 1925
DESCRIPTION
Small Antique Art Deco sideboard in thuja...
ANNE HAUCK COLLECTION
DESCRIPTION
As shown:
Mahogany Crotch Veneer
Black Glass Top
Espresso Stained Legs
Ivory Lacquered Feet
Six Soft Close Drawers
Custom sizes, woods and finishes available
Also available as sideboard
Dimensions
35.5"H x 65"L x 22"D
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ANNE HAUCK COLLECTION
DESCRIPTION
As shown:
Santos Rosewood Frame
Three Drawers with Round Gold leafed Knobs
Custom size, veneers and finishes available
Also available as Double Dresser
Dimensions
32"H x 40"L x 20"D
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ANNE HAUCK COLLECTION
DESCRIPTION
As shown:
Black Lacquer
Citron wood base
Brass Round Hardware Pull
Three Drawers with brass knobs
Interior: Shelving or Drawers
Custom sizes, woods and finishes available
Also available as sideboard
Dimensions
35.5"H x 45"L x 20"D
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ANNE HAUCK COLLECTION
DESCRIPTION
As shown:
Macassar Ebony Frame
Stained Legs
Three Drawers with brass knobs
Custom sizes, woods and finishes available
Dimensions
34"H x 38"L x 19"D
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ANNE HAUCK COLLECTION
DESCRIPTION
As shown:
Black Lacquer Frame and Fluted Base
Macassar Ebony Drawers Fronts
Four Soft Glide Drawers
Square Satin Brass Hardware Pulls
Custom size, woods and finishes available
Also available as double dresser
Dimensions
35.5"H x 40"L x 20"D
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Rare french Art Deco dresser by Mercier Freres in rosewood with mahogany marquetry drawers and floral bouquet inlay inspired by Jacques Emile Ruhlmann....
