$595.00

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This pair of art deco bedside cabinets sold through iNVISeDGE for $595 the pair back in 2005. Today in 2022, I’d price the exact same pair of cabinets at around $1000-$1100. Proof that quality vintage furniture increases in value as you get to use it and enjoy having it in your home.)

We have a pair of art deco bedside tables on their way (late-2022). A private vendor is currently doing photos for us. I have a couple of quick photos he did for us if you’d like 1st dibs on this pair (SMS- 0412 757 348 to get these photos).

Background Info and Provenance

(Written in 2005)

A sensational pair of art deco bedside cabinets. PAIRS of vintage bedside tables from any era are extremely rare and art deco ones are probably the hardest to get out of all of them. These would be in the top 10 best pairs of vintage bedsides I’ve ever had. The bold styling and stunning Walnut timber tones makes them distinctly art deco but they could be introduced into any room. These art deco cabinets display expert construction and are A1 in quality- new bedside tables of this quality fetch in the realms $2000 the pair (but have little or no investment appeal).

I’m not 100% sure if these were made as bedside cabinets. The handles are both on the same side (if made as a pair the other handle should have been on the other side (and the cabinet should have opened from the other side as well). The other reason I say this is because the bottom section has a ceramic insert in the bottom shelf. I have no idea what this was for (maybe they were cabinets for the kitchen with a cooler box in the bottom part of each cabinet ? ). I don’t really know. What is certain is the construction quality (this is solid timber under the beautiful burl walnut veneer). No shitty Parker chipboard here. This is the main reason I love art deco / art nouveau furniture. Apart from the stylish designs, the construction quality is A1- hence why they look this good about 65 years after they were made (written in 2005).

When you invest in art deco furniture there’s no better way to invest in your home and the future of our environment. Investing in items that were built to last is our only way out of this mess.

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