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Broyhill Brasilia Walnut Credenza
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Section 01: Object record
Brasilia Credenza
A walnut credenza from Broyhill's Brasilia collection, United States, circa early 1960s.
The collection takes its name and its visual language from Brasília, Brazil's purpose-built modernist capital — the arched detailing on the drawer fronts and the shape of the pulls echo the curved forms of that architecture. The furniture itself was designed and produced by Broyhill.
The case holds three drawers across the center, flanked by a cabinet at each end, with one interior shelf inside each cabinet.
The hardware is the original brass-colored Brasilia pattern, specific to the line.
At 66.25 inches wide the piece works as a bedroom dresser or as a credenza in a living or dining room.
Attribution
- Maker
- Broyhill
- Origin
- United States
- Period
- 1960–1969
- Collection
- Brasilia
- Style
- Mid-Century Modern
- Date
- Circa early 1960s
- Materials
- Walnut, brass-colored hardware
Measurements
- Overall
- 66.25" W × 19.25" D × 30.25" H
Very good original vintage condition with the original finish. The piece shows little wear and the surface presents very clean throughout. The original brass-colored hardware shows no notable oxidation. Construction is strong and sturdy, with wear consistent with age and use.
Section 02: Before you decide
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