What's Your Furniture Personality? 🛋️
5 questions. Zero judgment (okay, a little judgment). Find your style — and the pieces that match it.
Your Style: Mid-Century Traditional 🪵
Clean lines, warm walnut, zero clutter. Proof that "quiet luxury" was just good mid-century furniture all along.
Mid Century Federal Style Serpentine Front Credenza by Bassett Furniture in Green - Newly Painted
$2,500.00
1970s Campaign Chinoiserie Lowboy Dresser with Double-Ring Hardware Huntley by Thomasville
$3,100.00
Mid Century Chinoiserie Dresser by Dixie Furniture
$2,400.00
Your Style: Chinoiserie 🐉
Hand-painted lacquer, rich color, zero regrets. You'd rather have one showstopper than ten beige things.
Mid Century Chinoiserie Sideboard Media Unit
$1,700.00
Mid Century Ming Style Chinoiserie Buffet by American of Martinsville in Olive Green - Newly Painted
$2,700.00
Mid Century Chinoiserie 7 Drawer Dresser by Bassett Furniture
$2,400.00
Your Style: Campaign 🧳
Brass hardware, tailored lines, ready to travel. You'd pack a trunk for a weekend at the lake and call it "light."
Mid Century Campaign Desk by Bernhardt Furniture
$2,600.00
1970s Campaign Chinoiserie Lowboy Dresser with Double-Ring Hardware Huntley by Thomasville
$3,100.00
1970s Campaign Style Lowboy Dresser by Henry M. Goodman Furniture
$2,500.00
Painted Antiqued Mirrored Glass Vessel with Lid
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
This antiqued mirrored glass vessel with lid has a round, ginger jar shape and a silvery mercury glass finish. A hand-painted gold design of leafy fronds and flowers wraps around the body. The matching domed lid is topped by a round silver-tone finial. The lid lifts off to use the jar for storage.
The Details
- Dimensions
- 10" W × 10" D × 11" H
- Era
- Vintage
- Condition
- Excellent · Original, unaltered Fully detailed before we ship.
- Delivery
- We offer FREE Local Delivery in the Chicago area (within 40 miles of Northbrook, IL) and FREE Local Pick-Up. We also deliver to the lower 48 states: add to cart and enter your ZIP code at checkout to see your shipping cost.
