1966 Thomasville Allegro Faux Bamboo Corner Desk and Chair

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This corner desk is the matching Thomasville Allegro faux-bamboo corner vanity or writing desk from the same 1966 collection and … Read more This corner desk is the matching Thomasville Allegro faux-bamboo corner vanity or writing desk from the same 1966 collection and includes the matching chair. The pearl vinyl seat complements the yellow frame nicely.

Perfect for palm beach regency or coastal setting. This corner desk with matching chair fits beautifully in a room's corner with a spacious writing, and working space. The desk features one long drawer with original hardware . Dovetailed joints and faux bamboo detailing throughout and a faux wood grain durable laminate top. Use this in an office, bedroom, kitchen corner, or playroom.

It is sturdy and heavy. The top laminate shows no cracks or chips. The paint is worn from previous use and age. At some point over the years, the owner painted over the green accents with beige for a more uniform look. A great piece as-is or many choose to repaint as a statement piece in vibrant pink, orange, green, or blue for a pop of color. Others stay neutral with white, black, or navy blue. This piece is giving you options to make your own choice. The seat is easily detached if choose to update the upholstery.

*Please note the matching 7 drawer dresser in a separate listing curated from original owner.

**Local pickup is available by buyer or buyer's agent/shipping partner.

Desk Dimensions
Longest Width: 50” with a front width 23”
Depth: 38”
Height: 39.5”

Chair
18.5” wide x 17” deep x 34” tall

The markings stamped on the underside of the chair identify it as a vintage 1966 Thomasville Faux Bamboo accent chair.
The faded factory stamp on the upper right portion of the wood reads Thomasville Furniture Industries.
The stamp 623-24 corresponds to a specific mid-century faux-bamboo style bedroom and accent suite released around 1966. The suite featured a distinctive bright, faux-bamboo carved wood aesthetic.
The stamp E-1911-01 is the factory tracking or configuration code used by Thomasville to denote the specific framing structure and assembly components of the chair.

This chair features a highly durable, traditional construction method that makes it exceptionally easy to maintain or reupholster.
Chair Structure Benefits
•The triangular wooden blocks in each corner prevent the frame from wobbling over time.
•Heavy-Duty Joinery: Deep wood screws secure the frame together instead of weak staples or glue alone.
•Interlocking Rails: The parallel grooved lines along the sides add surface area for a tighter, more stable joint.

How to Detach the Seat
Removing the seat takes less than five minutes and requires only a screwdriver.
Flip the Chair: Place the chair upside down on a soft surface like a rug to protect the finish.
Locate the Screws: Find the four large wood screws recessed into the diagonal corner blocks.
Unscrew and Lift: Remove all four screws, then pull the seat cushion straight out from the frame. See less