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STORE ITEM #: 70947
AGE/COUNTRY OF ORIGIN:
1960s , United States of America
DETAILS/DESCRIPTION:
A handsome three-tier open etagere bookcase by Brandt Furniture of Hagerstown, Maryland (est. 1901). Crafted in warm walnut with a secondary pine secondary construction on the underside, this impressive piece features three generous open display shelves supported by elegantly carved and fluted column supports with block capitals and bases. The top shelf is adorned with six brass ball finials at the corners and center posts, adding a refined Regency-inspired decorative touch. A molded plinth base provides a
STYLE:
Regency / Mid-Century Modern
CONDITION REPORT:
Clean vintage condition. Item is in good vintage condition consistent with age and use. Minor wear and light scratches visible on shelf surfaces. Brass ball finials show light patina and tarnish. Base plinth has minor scuffs. No major damage or repairs apparent.
MEASUREMENTS:
H: 28.50 in x W: 14.00 in x D: 54.00 in
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STORE ITEM #: 70947
AGE/COUNTRY OF ORIGIN:
1960s , United States of America
DETAILS/DESCRIPTION:
A handsome three-tier open etagere bookcase by Brandt Furniture of Hagerstown, Maryland (est. 1901). Crafted in warm walnut with a secondary pine secondary construction on the underside, this impressive piece features three generous open display shelves supported by elegantly carved and fluted column supports with block capitals and bases. The top shelf is adorned with six brass ball finials at the corners and center posts, adding a refined Regency-inspired decorative touch. A molded plinth base provides a
STYLE:
Regency / Mid-Century Modern
CONDITION REPORT:
Clean vintage condition. Item is in good vintage condition consistent with age and use. Minor wear and light scratches visible on shelf surfaces. Brass ball finials show light patina and tarnish. Base plinth has minor scuffs. No major damage or repairs apparent.
MEASUREMENTS:
H: 28.50 in x W: 14.00 in x D: 54.00 in

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STORE ITEM #: 70947
AGE/COUNTRY OF ORIGIN:
1960s , United States of America
DETAILS/DESCRIPTION:
A handsome three-tier open etagere bookcase by Brandt Furniture of Hagerstown, Maryland (est. 1901). Crafted in warm walnut with a secondary pine secondary construction on the underside, this impressive piece features three generous open display shelves supported by elegantly carved and fluted column supports with block capitals and bases. The top shelf is adorned with six brass ball finials at the corners and center posts, adding a refined Regency-inspired decorative touch. A molded plinth base provides a
STYLE:
Regency / Mid-Century Modern
CONDITION REPORT:
Clean vintage condition. Item is in good vintage condition consistent with age and use. Minor wear and light scratches visible on shelf surfaces. Brass ball finials show light patina and tarnish. Base plinth has minor scuffs. No major damage or repairs apparent.
MEASUREMENTS:
H: 28.50 in x W: 14.00 in x D: 54.00 in
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