Heywood-Wakefield Co.

Heywood Wakefield Champagne Vanity w/Mirror

c. 1950s

Size
25.25"H x 42"W x 18"D
Material
Mirror, Wood
Shipping
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Add timeless elegance to your bedroom with this stunning Mid-Century Modern Heywood Wakefield Champagne Vanity with Mirror, circa 1950s. Crafted from beautiful solid birch, this iconic American-made piece showcases Heywood Wakefield’s signature Champagne finish, highlighting the natural wood grain and warm golden tones.Read moreRead less

Add timeless elegance to your bedroom with this stunning Mid-Century Modern Heywood Wakefield Champagne Vanity with Mirror, circa 1950s. Crafted from beautiful solid birch, this iconic American-made piece showcases Heywood Wakefield’s signature Champagne finish, highlighting the natural wood grain and warm golden tones. Featuring four spacious drawers with distinctive sculpted wooden pulls, this vanity offers ample storage for cosmetics, accessories, and everyday essentials. The gracefully curved center opening, tapered legs, and oversized circular mirror create an unmistakable mid-century silhouette. Its exceptional craftsmanship and clean, organic lines reflect the celebrated design aesthetic of the era. Perfect for a vintage-inspired bedroom or dressing area, this collectible Heywood Wakefield vanity effortlessly combines functionality, sophistication, and classic American mid-century style. A true statement piece!

Specifications

Dimensions: 25.25"H x 42"W x 18"D
Era / Period: 1950–1959
Materials: Mirror, Wood
Condition: Good
Category: Vanity

Condition Notes:

Minor fading.

How we attribute makers and designers

We research and identify designers and makers whenever surviving labels, construction details, or reliable documentation allow. On older furniture, labels and stamps may be missing, faded, or removed, and many manufacturers produced closely related designs; some pieces may be later reproductions. When the evidence is not strong enough for a confident attribution, we list the maker as unknown rather than speculate.