Name: 1960s John Van Koert for Drexel 2-Door Walnut Cabinet
Price: 5706.0 USD
Availability: InStock

Drexel Furniture, originally founded as Drexel Heritage in 1903, earned its reputation as a leading American manufacturer of traditional and mid-century furniture. Based in North Carolina, the brand became known for elegant wood craftsmanship and upscale designs tailored to refined tastes.

Drexel’s collections often reflect a fusion of classical European influences and modern American sensibilities. Though the brand has undergone various ownership changes, its vintage pieces remain popular for their quality and design, frequently featured in curated interiors and antique markets.

NOTE:Delivery: Occasional delivery is available throughout the East Coast at competitive rates. Please inquire for availability and a quote.This exceptionally rare and exquisite Mid-Century Modern (MCM) hall chest features a 3-sided top that gracefully sits atop a paneled conforming body. The center of the chest showcases double doors fitted with a solid brass latch, adding a touch of sophistication and functionality to this remarkable piece.It is worth noting that this MCM hall chest is a truly unique find, as very few of them come up for sale in the market. Its scarcity further emphasizes its rarity and makes it even more coveted among collectors and furniture enthusiasts.John Van Koert, a prominent New York designer, played a pivotal role in promoting the fascination with Danish modern furnishings in the 1950s. In 1954, he served as the exhibition director of "Design in Scandinavia" at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, where he introduced modern Scandinavian design to the American audience. Mr. Van Koert's furniture designs for Drexel were highly acclaimed and sought after, earning representation in prominent department stores such as Macy's and Bloomingdale's.