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American of Martinsville

Accord Walnut High Chest

c. 1960s

Size
44.5"H x 36"W x 19"D
Material
Cane, Chrome, Walnut, Wood

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A handsome Mid-Century Modern American of Martinsville “Accord” walnut high chest, circa 1960s, showcasing the clean lines and sophisticated detailing that make this collection so desirable. The rich walnut case has been professionally refinished, bringing out the beautiful grain and warm natural tone of the wood.Read moreRead less

A handsome Mid-Century Modern American of Martinsville “Accord” walnut high chest, circa 1960s, showcasing the clean lines and sophisticated detailing that make this collection so desirable. The rich walnut case has been professionally refinished, bringing out the beautiful grain and warm natural tone of the wood. The upper cabinet features woven cane-style door panels that add texture and visual interest, opening to reveal convenient interior storage. Below are spacious drawers accented with sleek metal pulls for a refined modern contrast. Resting on tapered legs with a streamlined profile, this high chest offers excellent storage without taking up excessive floor space. A stylish and functional vintage piece ideal for a bedroom, dressing area, or curated mid-century interior.

Specifications

Dimensions: 44.5"H x 36"W x 19"D
Era / Period: 1960–1969
Materials: Cane, Chrome, Walnut, Wood
Condition: Good
Category: High Chest

Condition Notes:

Refinished.

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