This vintage mid-century modern cabinet by Lane Furniture, produced in Altavista, Virginia in the 1970s, showcases the brand's signature craftsmanship and distinctive design detailing. Constructed from likely oak with matching veneer panels, the piece is f
This vintage mid-century modern cabinet by Lane Furniture, produced in Altavista, Virginia in the 1970s, showcases the brand’s signature craftsmanship and distinctive design detailing. Constructed from likely oak with matching veneer panels, the piece is finished in a warm golden tone that highlights the natural grain patterns.The cabinet features a single upper drawer with a sculpted, organic wood pull, set above two hinged lower doors adorned with a woven basketweave wood pattern.
The lower doors open to reveal a spacious storage compartment, offering both functional organization and an attractive display of mid-century design. The piece is supported by slightly splayed, tapered legs integrated into the frame for stability and visual balance.
Original Lane branding is stamped inside the drawer, confirming authenticity, and the back panel retains factory production markings and contract label. The craftsmanship includes dovetail joinery in the drawer construction and precise alignment of the woven front panels, reflecting the quality for which Lane is known.
This compact and versatile piece is ideal as a side table, nightstand, media cabinet, or accent storage in living rooms, bedrooms, or offices. Its clean lines and textural front detailing make it a standout example of mid-century American furniture design.
Vintage condition as pictured.
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Dimensions approximately: 26″L, 19″W, 22″H
Cost: $25
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