r/VintageFurniture

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Photos are from a different listing I found. I own two in pretty good condition and I’m so in love with them, but beyond listings I can’t find any more information on this collection.

I bought this dressing table today for $150 on Marketplace. I originally just planned on looking at it but then the seller was so charming and the piece was so charming I just couldn’t help it.

I’ve asked Google for a bit of info about it and if there’s any accuracy there then it’s from the American Empire period. I don’t really have any questions, I just wanted to share it with people who might find it interesting. Basically I want to talk about it haha.