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Monumental American Art Deco Waterfall Vanity With Shield Mirror, C. 1935–1945

Chairish

$3,200

Monumental American Art Deco Waterfall Vanity With Shield Mirror, C. 1935–1945 Period / Style Circa 1935–1945 Late Art Deco Style: Art Deco / Waterfall Origin: American Dimensions: Vanity: Width: 72 in Height: 29 in Depth: 19 in Mirror: Diameter: 54 in This exceptional and monumental American Art Deco vanity set dates to the late 1930s–1940s and exemplifies the bold, architectural elegance of the Streamline Moderne era. The vanity features a dramatic bookmatched waterfall veneer with warm honey-toned grain, sculpted skyscraper-style side cabinets, and a gracefully stepped central drawer bay. The design is crowned by a large, shield-form mirror with iconic stepped shoulders, creating a powerful vertical focal point and a true statement silhouette. The proportions are generous and commanding, with the vanity base measuring approximately 72” wide, making this a rare and highly desirable large-scale Deco dressing table. The mirror is perfectly scaled to the case, producing the balanced, glamorous look associated with high-end prewar American bedroom suites. Details include: Original or period-correct Art Deco metal pulls Striking waterfall and bookmatched veneer patterning Stepped architectural massing typical of premium Deco furniture Substantial storage in both flanking drawer towers and central drawers This piece works equally well as: A luxury dressing vanity A statement console in a bedroom, dressing room, or boutique interior A showpiece hall or powder room installation A rare opportunity to acquire a museum-scale Art Deco vanity set with strong presence, sculptural form, and timeless glamour.

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