George Nakashima 'Origins' Dresser Or Sideboard For Widdicomb, C. 1960, Signed

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This stunning twelve-drawer dresser, designed by George Nakashima for Widdicomb in circa 1960, is named 'Sundra', and is constructed from exquisite Indian Laurel wood. Its standout feature is the striking large brass handles, which add to its rarity and desirability. The piece has been refinished and is now in perfect condition for use. There are three signatures on the cabinet, including a 'Sundra' stamp underneath the solid wood top, a Widdicomb label in one drawer, and a "George Nakashima" stamped signature in another drawer. This piece is a must-have for design enthusiasts and art collectors, and can also add a touch of sophistication to any interior design project. Nakashima's Origins Collection for Widdicomb features rare woods such as Carpathian Elm, Indian Laurel wood, Walnut, and Rosewood, all finely crafted with a focus on highlighting each wood's natural beauty. The 'Sundra' Indian Laurel wood finish was the only finish offered and was named after Nakashima's time in India, with Sundra meaning 'thing of beauty' in Sanskrit. This chest of drawers belongs to various design aesthetics, from Mid-Century Modern to Contemporary to Hollywood Regency. It could be the perfect addition to commercial projects like hotel lobbies, design studios, or executive offices. The dresser measures 32.25" in height, 22.5" in depth with a front width of 105.25" and back width of 95.5". After its professional refinishing, it is now ready to use and sure to impress.

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