American of Martinsville Harlequin Diamond Front Highboy Dresser

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Capturing the architectural rhythm of post-war American design, this exceptional mid-century modern highboy gentleman's chest stands as a triumph of … Read more Capturing the architectural rhythm of post-war American design, this exceptional mid-century modern highboy gentleman's chest stands as a triumph of sculptural geometry. Designed by Merton Gershun for the esteemed American of Martinsville as part of the highly coveted "Harlequin" collection, the cabinet seamlessly marries functional storage with high-end editorial presence.
The upper cabinet features double doors meticulously carved into a dramatic, faceted diamond relief pattern, showcasing a masterclass in mid-century woodworking. Crafted from premium walnut solids and select veneers, the piece boasts a rich, warm amber grain pattern that dances across the geometric surfaces. The lower base anchors the design with two expansive, full-width drawers accented by recessed circular brass ring pulls. Supported by elegantly tapered legs characteristic of early 1960s production, its proportions offer a commanding yet airy silhouette suitable for sophisticated interiors.
For collectors looking to curate a cohesive bedroom oasis, this iconic highboy chest is part of a larger suite. The matching dresser with mirror, highboy, nightstands, and headboard are also available; please contact the seller directly for full set availability, custom multi-piece packaging, and combined shipping options.
An authoritative statement piece for a primary suite, sophisticated dressing room, or an eclectic living space, this iconic credenza reflects the period’s fascination with clean lines and structural depth. Its versatile form serves elegantly as a high chest, wardrobe, or an expansive storage cabinet. Elevate your curated collection with a historic piece that encapsulates the golden age of American modernism.

Dimensions: 38.25w 18.5d 48.5

Condition: age appropriate wear, vintage finish worn, scuffs/scratches, edge wear, discoloration, veneer loss, interior marks, see photos. See less