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Mid-Century Modern Walnut Tallboy Dresser

Ca. 1960-1970 – Laminate Top, Dovetail Drawers, Iconic Design

  Lot # R102
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Mid-Century Modern Walnut Tallboy Dresser

Crafted circa 1960-1970, this mid-century modern walnut tallboy dresser embodies the sleek sophistication of the era. Combining solid wood and veneers with a durable Masonite back, this piece offers four spacious dovetail-constructed drawers. The top features a laminate finish—a practical and stylish upgrade from the period. Enhanced by a subtle inlaid wood band on the top drawer, this dresser brings both form and function, making it a standout piece for any vintage-inspired interior.

Item Details:

  • Date: Ca. 1960-1970
  • Maker’s Mark: Stamped "730 Chest" on the back (verso)
  • Material: Walnut solids and veneers with Masonite back; laminate top
  • Features:
    • Four dovetail drawers with recessed handles for a streamlined, minimalist look
    • Iconic tapered legs typical of mid-century modern design
    • Laminate top, an era-specific upgrade for added durability
  • Size: 43.5" H x 34.12" W x 18" D

Condition:

  • Cosmetic: Good vintage condition with age-appropriate wear. Light scratches and scuffs are visible, giving it authentic character.
  • Structural: Legs may require minor adjustment to sit perfectly straight but remain stable for regular use.

Provenance/History: This dresser showcases the mid-century modern design ethos, with clean lines, quality materials, and functional beauty. The combination of walnut solids and veneers, paired with a Masonite back and laminate top, underscores the era’s innovative approach to furniture durability and design.