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Casa Bauhaus

1970s French Provincial Six-Drawer Dresser with Mirror

1970s French Provincial Six-Drawer Dresser with Mirror

Regular price $2,230.00 USD
Regular price $0.00 USD Sale price $2,230.00 USD
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Complimentary U.S. in-home delivery is coordinated with you and estimated at 2–30 business days. One-of-a-kind pieces are final sale. Transit damage and material misdescription are covered when reported within 48 hours. Review our shipping policy and refund policy.

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Care Instructions

Vintage finishes and materials vary. Dust gently with a clean, dry cloth; avoid household sprays and abrasives. Contact us before using oil, wax, polish, leather conditioner, or upholstery cleaner so we can advise for this specific piece.

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About this piece

A graceful circa-1970s French Provincial dresser with six drawers, a shaped case, and a coordinating tall mirror. The light finish and romantic silhouette lend an airy presence to a bedroom, dressing room, or cottage-inspired interior, while the broad top and generous drawer storage keep the piece practical.

Measurements
{"width": 52, "depth": 18, "case_height": 31.5, "mirror_width": 27, "mirror_height": 44.25, "unit": "in"}

Condition
Overall good vintage condition with very little wear.

Shipping
The listed price includes standard furniture delivery within the contiguous United States through the Casa Bauhaus furniture-only shipping setup. Other destinations require a custom quote. Estimated delivery is 2–8 weeks depending on carrier availability.
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