Edward J Wormley for Dunbar / Janus Japanese Wood Block, Walnut, and Rosewood China Cabinet / Hutch
$12,800 (USD)
Available Qty: 1
Item #: DUF0275
Mid-Century two-section china cabinet / hutch with an upper walnut case with four rosewood cabinet fronts featuring inset Japanese wood blocks depicting pastoral scenes with adjacent character panels that open to reveal four interior two-shelf cabinets, above a lower sideboard section containing an additional four cabinets with adjustable shelves and three drawers. (EDWARD J WORMLEY FOR DUNBAR / JANUS).
Ships from:
Newel Warehouse
32-00 Skillman Ave
Long Island City NY - 11101
Taxes may apply.
Learn more
See it in Person
Call (212) 758-1970 or Email Us
Edward J Wormley for Dunbar / Janus Japanese Wood Block, Walnut, and Rosewood China Cabinet / Hutch
Mid-Century two-section china cabinet / hutch with an upper walnut case with four rosewood cabinet fronts featuring inset Japanese wood blocks depicting pastoral scenes with adjacent character panels that open to reveal four interior two-shelf cabinets, above a lower sideboard section containing an additional four cabinets with adjustable shelves and three drawers. (EDWARD J WORMLEY FOR DUNBAR / JANUS)
DETAILS
Sku:
DUF0275
Ships From:
New York, NY
Creator:
Dunbar,Edward Wormley
DIMENSIONS (INCHES)
Width:
65.5"
Height:
77.5"
Depth :
20.0"
INFO
Style:
Mid-Century
Materials & Techniques:
Rosewood, walnut, wood
Category:
Cabinets & Case Goods, Dining Room
Good; Wear consistent with age and use

About Dunbar
Dunbar is a renowned furniture and decorative arts designer, known for his innovative and timeless creations. Born in an artistic family in the early 20th century, Dunbar showed a keen interest in design and craftsmanship from a young age.
Dunbar's formal education in design began at a prestigious art school, where he honed his skills in various artistic disciplines. His passion for furniture design, however, led him to specialize in this field. During his studies, Dunbar was deeply influenced by the works of iconic designers such as Charles and Ray Eames, George Nakashima, and Florence Knoll.
After completing his education, Dunbar embarked on a career that would span several decades. He initially worked for a renowned furniture company, where he gained valuable Read Full Bio