Mid-Century Modern R-Way Birdseye Maple Highboy Chest of 5 Drawers

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Description

Elegant Mid-Century Modern highboy chest of drawers by R-Way Furniture Company, crafted in beautifully figured birdseye maple with contrasting walnut … Read more Elegant Mid-Century Modern highboy chest of drawers by R-Way Furniture Company, crafted in beautifully figured birdseye maple with contrasting walnut side panels. The piece features a sleek, streamlined silhouette with five spacious drawers and gently curved front edges, all raised on tapered mid-century legs that give the cabinet a light and refined profile.
The warm tone and distinctive grain pattern of the birdseye maple create a striking visual contrast against the darker side panels, a design element characteristic of R-Way’s mid-century production. Both functional and decorative, this chest offers generous storage while maintaining a sophisticated modernist aesthetic.
Ideal for use in a bedroom, dressing area, or as a statement storage piece in a mid-century or contemporary interior.

Condition
Good vintage condition consistent with age and use. Minor veneer losses and light surface scratches are present, along with small marks typical of vintage furniture. The piece remains structurally sound, with drawers functioning properly and presenting well overall.



Dimensions :49" H 36" W 20.75" D
Upper Drawers : 5" H 34" W
Lower drawers : 6" H 36" W

R-Way Furniture Company Bio
R-Way Furniture Company was an American furniture manufacturer based in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, with roots dating back to 1881, when it was originally founded as the Mattoon Manufacturing Company. The company later became known as R-Way Furniture in 1949 and produced a wide range of well-crafted bedroom and case pieces throughout the mid-20th century. Known for quality wood construction and elegant finishes, R-Way furniture reflects popular styles of the period, including Art Deco, Chinoiserie, and Mid-Century Modern design. The company continued operations through several ownership changes before closing in 1992, and its vintage pieces remain sought after by collectors and interior designers today. See less