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A beautifully restored dresser by American of Martinsville, circa 1950. This dresser is from a limited series named Bali-Hi designed … Read more A beautifully restored dresser by American of Martinsville, circa 1950. This dresser is from a limited series named Bali-Hi designed by Merton L. Gershun. Expertly made of mahogany case construction with great design such as recessed sides, angled legs and fluted bamboo style front drawers. Fabulous wormhole detail to add an element of texture! Excellently restored condition. Design influences from both George Nakashima and Paul Laszlo. This piece still has the original mirror as it was presented in the 50’s as seen in one of the photos. Price the same with or without the mirror. Measurements do not include the mirror. See less
- Dimensions
- 65ʺW × 20.75ʺD × 31ʺH
- Artist
- Merton L. Gershun
- Designer
- Merton L. Gershun
- Styled After
- George Nakashima
- Period
- 1950s
- Country of Origin
- United States
- Item Type
- Vintage, Antique or Pre-owned
- Materials
- Mahogany
- Mirror
- Condition
- Good Condition, Restored, Some Imperfections
- Color
- Antique White
- Condition Notes
- Expertly restored. Professionally cleaned (even inside the drawers) and re-lacquered. Even the original mirror has been restored on the back … moreExpertly restored. Professionally cleaned (even inside the drawers) and re-lacquered. Even the original mirror has been restored on the back frame. Mirror has a minor chip on the upper left corner, barely noticeable. less
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