
Art Deco Bow-Front Bedside Nightstand
This is a mid-20th-century Art Deco style bedside nightstand featuring a distinctive bow-front or barrel-shaped lower cabinet. Constructed from wood with a honey-toned stain, likely birch or a similar light hardwood with a veneer finish, the piece showcases a vertical rectangular silhouette with a built-in open shelf above a curved door. The lower door is outfitted with a decorative, ornate metal pull knob in an antiqued bronze or brass finish featuring a floral or sunburst pattern. Physically, the item shows significant signs of age and wear. The top surface displays heavy finish loss, ring marks, and discoloration, suggesting moisture damage or heavy use. There are numerous abrasions, chips to the veneer, and scuff marks along the rounded vertical edges and the base. The construction reflects mass-market mid-century manufacturing, characterized by clean lines and functionalist design typical of the 1930s-1950s period. While structurally sound, the piece requires surface restoration to address the compromised finish and numerous superficial scratches throughout the wood body.
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Estimated Value
$125 - $225
Basic Information
Category
Furniture - Antique/Vintage
Appraised On
April 27, 2026
Estimated Value
$125 - $225
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Antique bedside table
Item Description
This is a mid-20th-century Art Deco style bedside nightstand featuring a distinctive bow-front or barrel-shaped lower cabinet. Constructed from wood with a honey-toned stain, likely birch or a similar light hardwood with a veneer finish, the piece showcases a vertical rectangular silhouette with a built-in open shelf above a curved door. The lower door is outfitted with a decorative, ornate metal pull knob in an antiqued bronze or brass finish featuring a floral or sunburst pattern. Physically, the item shows significant signs of age and wear. The top surface displays heavy finish loss, ring marks, and discoloration, suggesting moisture damage or heavy use. There are numerous abrasions, chips to the veneer, and scuff marks along the rounded vertical edges and the base. The construction reflects mass-market mid-century manufacturing, characterized by clean lines and functionalist design typical of the 1930s-1950s period. While structurally sound, the piece requires surface restoration to address the compromised finish and numerous superficial scratches throughout the wood body.
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