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Mid-Century Danish Modern Rosewood Dresser – Refinished!
c. 1960s
- Size
- 30"H x 60"W x 18"D
- Material
- Chrome, Rosewood, Wood
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A striking Mid-Century Danish Modern rosewood dresser, circa 1960s, showcasing dramatic grain patterns, rich coloration, and beautifully balanced proportions. The long, low profile is elevated on a sleek black base, giving the piece a light architectural presence while emphasizing its Scandinavian-inspired design.Read moreRead less
A striking Mid-Century Danish Modern rosewood dresser, circa 1960s, showcasing dramatic grain patterns, rich coloration, and beautifully balanced proportions. The long, low profile is elevated on a sleek black base, giving the piece a light architectural presence while emphasizing its Scandinavian-inspired design. Featuring six spacious drawers, the dresser offers excellent storage while maintaining a clean, streamlined appearance. Subtle metal pulls complement the highly figured rosewood fronts without distracting from the exceptional natural grain. The piece has been professionally refinished, restoring the depth, warmth, and luster of the rosewood while preserving its vintage character. Perfect for a bedroom, dressing area, or sophisticated living space, this dresser delivers both functional storage and statement-making design.
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