Vintage Convertible Dressing Table/Vanity with Striped Parquetry Top, Circa 1940s

Vintage Convertible Dressing Table/Vanity with Striped Parquetry Top, Circa 1940s

$2,198.00

Vintage Convertible Dressing Table/Vanity with Striped Parquetry Top, Circa 1940s. Streamlined table design with a striped, inlaid tabletop cleverly disguising an interior storage compartment, with a removable tray for accessories and objets. The underside of the lid is fitted with a central glass mirror for ease of dress. Unsigned.

Condition: Excellent vintage condition, a few signs of surface wear and variation present along the legs and tabletop surface (as pictured). The mirrored glass has small areas of fogging and light wear.

** Please note, due to the scale of this table, this piece is available for local delivery and pick-up within NYC area.

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