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George Nakashima Walnut and Brass Monumental Cabinet for Widdicomb
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Description
A very rare Monumental triple dresser, sideboard, or credenza By George Nakashima for Widdicomb Furniture, "Origins" Collection, USA, 1950s. Made with sculpted walnut, with original brass hardware.
Cabinet features twelve drawers. Signed with branded manufacturer's mark to drawer: [George Nakashima].
The Origins Group was created by George Nakashima, widely considered one of the world's greatest craftsmen in wood. Origins has been called "one of the most stimulating and thoughtful concepts of furniture design ever to be presented." This is due, in part, to Nakashima's deep understanding of natural beauty and of the aesthetic values in home surroundings. - More Information
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