Brickwede Mahogany Chest or Server

Description

Brickwede started creating tea carts in the mid-1800s and expanded into fireplace mantels by the late 1880s. In 1917 they … more Brickwede started creating tea carts in the mid-1800s and expanded into fireplace mantels by the late 1880s. In 1917 they built one of the most modern furniture factories in Marietta, Ohio to produce a very high end line of dining room suit pieces in the Duncan Phyfe style. The quality competed with well-established factories in Jamestown and Grand Rapids in an era when America had 500 furniture factories.

Featuring three ample dovetailed drawers and a pull out tray top, this mahogany chest by Brickwede would make a beautiful and functional addition to any room, perhaps as a large nightstand, small chest of drawers, or server in your dining room.

34in tall; 30in wide; 18in deep less