Edward J. Wormley Model 5272A Dresser with Brass Taper Legs for Dunbar
Edward J. Wormley Model 5272A Dresser with Brass Taper Legs for Dunbar
Beautiful dresser designed by Edward J. Wormley for Dunbar in the United States circa 1950’s. Featuring twelve spacious drawers that gradually increase in depth. This walnut-stained mahogany wood dresser features laminated bentwood pulls along the sides of the drawers that match the raised lip of the surface top. Sitting on solid brass tapered legs, this design is exemplary of Wormelys traditional and modern aesthetic.
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Beautiful dresser designed by Edward J. Wormley for Dunbar in the United States circa 1950’s. Featuring twelve spacious drawers that gradually increase in depth. This walnut-stained mahogany wood dresser features laminated bentwood pulls along the sides of the drawers that match the raised lip of the surface top. Sitting on solid brass tapered legs, this design is exemplary of Wormelys traditional and modern aesthetic.
SPECIFICATIONS
Period Style
Mid-Century ModernMaterials
Walnut-Stained Mahagony Wood, Brass Taper Legs
Condition
Excellent
Extra Condition
Newly Refinished, Polished Brass
Number of Items
1
Dimensions
ID Number
5430
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PRODUCT CARE
Wood
- Keep the furniture in a cool, dry place
- Avoid furniture's direct exposure to rain, sun or wind
- Avoid placing hot objects directly on the piece to prevent undesirable marks or permanent circles.
- Avoid placing objects that may cause scratches to the surface
- Clean using water only in small quantities and apply it with soft, damp cloth
- After damp cloth wipe with a soft, dry cloth
- You can use other liquids that are especially for cleaning wood furniture. Take into account the type of wood and follow the manufacturer's instructions
Wood
- Keep the furniture in a cool, dry place
- Avoid furniture's direct exposure to rain, sun or wind
- Avoid placing hot objects directly on the piece to prevent undesirable marks or permanent circles.
- Avoid placing objects that may cause scratches to the surface
- Clean using water only in small quantities and apply it with soft, damp cloth
- After damp cloth wipe with a soft, dry cloth
- You can use other liquids that are especially for cleaning wood furniture. Take into account the type of wood and follow the manufacturer's instructions
Chrome and Brass
- Avoid spilling grease on chromium or brass.
- Clean the chrome or brass at the time it is stained.
- Clean chrome or brass frequently with rust preventative lubricant.
- Apply a special wax layer to add luster.
- Use a damp and soft cloth, then use a dry and soft cloth.
- To preserve the nature of the chrome or brass, use only cleaning products that are specific to this type of material.
- When using chemicals for chromium or brass, follow the manufacturer's instructions.
Chrome and Brass
- Avoid spilling grease on chromium or brass.
- Clean the chrome or brass at the time it is stained.
- Clean chrome or brass frequently with rust preventative lubricant.
- Apply a special wax layer to add luster.
- Use a damp and soft cloth, then use a dry and soft cloth.
- To preserve the nature of the chrome or brass, use only cleaning products that are specific to this type of material.
- When using chemicals for chromium or brass, follow the manufacturer's instructions.
