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High Style Deco
27 W 20th St
New York City, NY 10011 , United States
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212.647.0035
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Art Deco Machine Age Ebonized Walnut & Aluminum Sideboard by Walter Dorwin
$ 14,975
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Description
This exceptional Art Deco sideboard was designed by Walter Dorwin Teague, one of the most influential industrial designers of the 20th century, and perfectly embodies the Machine Age aesthetic of the 1930s. Crafted in ebonized walnut, the sideboard features a striking contrast between the rich, deep finish of the wood and the gleaming polished aluminum accents, characteristic of Teague's ability to blend elegance with industrial innovation.
The piece showcases clean, streamlined proportions with precise geometric forms, staying true to the Art Deco ideals while signaling the progress and technological optimism of the Machine Age. Teague's distinctive design adds a luxurious yet functional element to this sideboard, making it both a practical storage solution and a sculptural work of art. The interior color has been fully restored to match the original taupe color. With central doors that open to reveal a stunning interior, as well as side opening for additional storage.
Produced circa 1935, this sideboard is a testament to American modernist design and Teague's genius, making it an ideal addition to a curated collection of vintage furniture or any interior seeking iconic design history. In Mint Restored Condition.
American, Circa 1935 -
More Information
Documentation: Documented elsewhere (similar item) Origin: United States Period: 1920-1949 Materials: Aluminum, Walnut Condition: Excellent. Refinished. Creation Date: 1935 Styles / Movements: Modern, Art Deco Incollect Reference #: 840540 -
Dimensions
W. 68 in; H. 35 in; D. 19 in; W. 172.72 cm; H. 88.9 cm; D. 48.26 cm;
Message from Seller:
High Style Deco was opened in 2004 by Howard Williams, starting out primarily featuring Art Deco furniture, lighting, art and accessories then expanding to include the best of Mid-Century items—resulting in a collection that represents the best of the 20th Century. In November 2012, High Style Deco relocated to a new six thousand square foot space that showcases their American and European inventory. NYC Location: 27 W 20TH ST, NEW YORK, NY 10011 p: 212.647.0035 e: INFO@HIGHSTYLEDECO.COM
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