American Colonial Revival Five-Piece Mahogany Bedroom Suite, Circa 1925 A beautifully proportioned American Colonial Revival bedroom suite dating from ~1925 crafted in richly figured light mahogany (or maybe maple) professionally refinished ~2000 in matte lacquer. The suite embodies the restrained elegance of Federal and Hepplewhite-inspired design, with graceful architectural forms, finely turned details, and carved decorative accents that reflect the exceptional cabinetmaking of the period. The suite consists of a full-size bed, dresser with original tilting mirror, side table, side chair with hand-caned seat, and matching rocking chair. Each piece shares a cohesive design vocabulary, creating a harmonious bedroom ensemble rarely found intact after nearly a century. The set has been in my family since new. The chair has a label from The Wisconsin Chair Company. The dresser features a beautifully arched mirror supported by fluted standards with turned finials and crowned by an intricately carved crest. Two upper drawers display carved eagle motifs, while the lower drawers offer generous storage beneath clean, elegant lines. Original brass pulls complement the refined design. The full-size bed echoes the dresser's softly arched silhouette and carved crest, creating visual continuity throughout the suite. The foot of the bed features curved corners. The side table, with its turned legs and shaped apron, serves equally well as a bedside table or lamp stand. Completing the collection are a graceful rocking chair and a matching side chair with an original hand-caned seat, both reflecting the understated sophistication characteristic of quality Colonial Revival furniture. This suite possesses refined proportions and restrained ornamentation, allowing it to integrate beautifully into both traditional and contemporary interiors. This suite offers warmth, authenticity, and timeless American craftsmanship. I can deliver curb-side locally with help unloading the dresser.