Mid-Century Modern Art Deco Gilbert Rohde Style Nightstands Side End Table, Pair

A modern “Vanity Stool or Base, Model 3955” designed by Gilbert Rohde for Herman Miller, circa 1935. Stamped model number on the underside. Maple wood and original brown leatherette ...

A Robinson Furniture side end table. This lovely little table features a full walnut wood construction with a classic mid century modern styling. This piece has a beautiful table top...

An early 20th century Drum Vanity with Mirror designed by Gilbert Rohde for Herman Miller, 1934. Original maker’s label, top right drawer. White holly, red English elm, yellow-poplar, mirrored glass, chrome-plated tubular steel, and Bakelite. Introduced at the 1933 Chicago World's Fair in the famed House of Tomorrow, the design reflects the era’s fascination with modern living and forward-thinking design. Its cylindrical form, tubular steel legs, and lacquered finishes are directly influenced by Bauhaus principles, while its mirrored surface and elegant proportions evoke the sophistication of Art Deco. Rohde’s design elevated the vanity from a utilitarian item to a symbol of feminine elegance, echoing the allure of 1930’s film stars and their luxurious dressing rooms. An example of this vanity is in the permanent collection of Yale University and has been featured in several past exhibitions focused on modern American design and industrial aesthetics. A unique opportunity to own a museum quality furniture...

A custom made square side end table. A lovely and sculptural mid century modern piece, custom made, and in great condition. It features a sculpted oak wood frame with rounded legs, a...