This 1960s American of Martinsville lowboy dresser from the Dania collection, designed by Merton Gershun, carries the louvered front that gives the line its character. A bank of drawers on the left is faced in overlapping angled slats, each one stepping forward from the one below so the surface breaks into a rhythm of shadow lines rather than reading as flat walnut. The right side of the case is left plain by contrast, closed behind cabinet doors that continue the grain across the front. Underneath, tapered legs capped in brass rise to a sculpted base rail banded in brass, giving the long case a light footing.

The split layout is what makes the dresser practical at this length. The louvered drawers on the left take folded clothing in deep, full width pulls, while the cabinet doors on the right open onto three additional drawers with pale painted fronts and scooped finger pulls, plus open shelf space above them. That gives you visible storage on one side and concealed storage on the other, and the painted interior drawers keep smaller items separated without adding hardware to the outside of the case.

This lowboy dresser is in vintage as-pictured condition, showing wear consistent with age and use including surface wear, finish inconsistencies, and minor imperfections throughout. These characteristics contribute to the original vintage appeal and authenticity that many collectors appreciate. For those looking for a fully refinished example, we also offer a restored option. Restoration includes a complete professional refinishing process with sanding, staining, glazing, toning, and lacquering, along with functional adjustments to ensure all drawers and doors operate smoothly and the dresser is ready for everyday use.

SKU: MCM-0663