Pair American Modernist Walnut Nightstands George Nelson for Herman Miller 1955 Recently Added A magnificent and fine pair

A magnificent and fine pair of antique Country House flame mahogany bookcases / bibliotheques

A varnish oil medium was used as vehicle to grind his powdered pigments into paint and then used to help apply thin layers of paint which he could easily blend

the border having eight enameled panels

The hinged lid decorated with a repousse work floral basket design

The urn with gilt bronze handles to the sides held in the mouths of lion's masks

Pair American Modernist Walnut Nightstands George Nelson for Herman Miller 1955 Recently Added A magnificent and fine pairA good pair of original American Modernist nightstands bookshelves by George Nelson (1908 1986) for Herman Miller, circa 1955. The Basic Cabinet Series was first introduced in the late 1940s to meet "the requirements of modern living", as George Nelson said, who was one of the most celebrated furniture designers of the 20th century. These dressers came in two finishes walnut or oak, this is the less common walnut finish, each nightstand has the Herman