1960s Sewing Chest / Cabinet in Brazilian Rosewood with Fabric Seat Seating The table retains an original

The table retains an original label from Scandinavian Designs in New York

and is credited as the first truly stackable chair

It features a square top of white laminate

The shells are Eames arm shells in black fiberglass with upholstered gray vinyl (Naugahyde) seats

This piece may show some light wear from use

1960s Sewing Chest / Cabinet in Brazilian Rosewood with Fabric Seat Seating The table retains an originalListed for sale is a 1960s production sewing chest constructed from solid Brazilian rosewood and produced in Denmark. This is a gorgeous and rare piece, as Brazilian rosewood has always been a coveted and expensive material for furniture making. The chest has a number of compartments within, as noted in the photos. It measures 15 inches tall by 27. 25 inches wide and 16. 25 inches deep. If desired, we can happily re oil the piece prior to shipping. We