MCM "Flair" Burl Credenza by Bernhardt Singer sewing Visible fold lines and surface

Visible fold lines and surface wear add to its authentic

Switch allows for luminance dimming

and midway shooting galleries of the mid-20th century

wrapped in decorative scrollwork and framing a full-bodied buffalo illustration

These elegant yet practical tables were intended to withstand humid greenhouse environments while complementing the exotic plants and refined interiors fashionable during the early nineteenth century

MCM "Flair" Burl Credenza by Bernhardt Singer sewing Visible fold lines and surfacec. 1960s; Bernhardt Furniture Lenoir, NC Striking Mid Century Modern credenza from Bernhardt's sought after Flair collection, showcasing dramatic book matched burlwood veneer across its clean lined case. The richly figured burl grain creates a symmetrical pattern spanning all four doors, while a minimalist brushed metal frame base gives the cabinet a floating appearance characteristic of high end American modern design of the period. Behind the left