Edward Wormley, Flip-top console, model 4911

Edward Wormley Flip-top console, model 4911 DunbarUSA, c. 1949mahogany, brass 29 h × 72.25 w × 17 d in (74 × 184 × 43 cm) Sold with 1 17-inch leave; console measu

Edward Wormley attributed American Midcentury Modern flip top console in solid walnut, expanding to a generous dining table, the rectangular top opening to dining surface above an extending mechanism

Edward Wormley (1907-1995) for Dunbar, flip-top console or dining table, Berne, IN, USA, 1940s, walnut, branded "Dunbar for Modern", closed: 34"w x 17"d x 28.25"h; open: 34" x 34"

An Edward Wormley for Dunbar Flip Top Table. Walnut console or dining table with tapering legs Table closed: 29 1/2" x 54" x 17"

Edward Wormley Flip-top table DunbarUSA, c. 1949walnut console: 28.75 h × 72 w × 17.25 d in (73 × 183 × 44 cm) table: 28 h × 72 w × 34 d in (71 × 18

Gio Ponti flip-top console, model 2134 Singer & SonsItaly, 1950walnut, brass64.25 w x 19 d x 30 h in (163 x 48 x 76 cm) Console features one 19-inch flip-top leaf and measures thirty-eight

Edward Wormley Flip-top table DunbarUSA, c. 1949-57mahogany, lacquered wood extended: 28.5 h × 72 w × 34.25 d in (72 × 183 × 87 cm) folded: 28.75 h × 72 w &time

Edward Wormley for Dunbar Flip-Top Games Table and Chair, Mahogany veneer table with fold over top opening to dining or desk size, raised on squared legs, with Dunbar tag to underside, together with a

Description - A flip top game table by Edward Wormley for Dunbar. Dimensions - Open - 28" x 69" x 34"

DUNBAR Blond Wood Cabinet Armoire. Two bifold doors. Nine drawers with "louver" fronts. Flip top with mirror. -- Dimensions: H: 45 inches: W: 60 inches: D: 21 inches ---

Round mahogany coffee table, model 5219, with marble top by Edward Wormley for Dunbar, 1950s. Underside with various Dunbar labels.

A Walnut and Laminate Flip-Top Game Table by Edward J. Wormley for Dunbar 20th Century Height 29 1/2 x width 32 x depth 32 inches. This lot is located in Denver.

Two (2) Edward Wormley designed side tables. Leather tops with elm wood construction. Manufactured by Drexel. 26.25" x 16" x 24". Stamped "Drexel" under table with model number.

Edward Wormley for Dunbar Extension Dining Table mid-20th century, model 5461, figured tawi wood top tapering at each end over tapering mahogany supports with polished brass "shoes", with three boxed

Edward Wormley (attrib.), mahogany console, c. 1950s, USA, rectangular top over three frieze drawers set with brass ring pulls, raised on square molded legs joined by round stretchers, unmarked but li

Designed by Edward Wormley for Dunbar, mid-century modern coffee table model 313, two toned wood table top, recessed base, with brass stretchers. 15" H x 56" W x 18" D. 5

Designed by Edward Wormley for Dunbar, 1953, walnut, brass & glass coffee table with three tapered legs, joined by sold brass stretcher, having unusual circular cut-out on top.

Dunbar, rare rosewood model 4412 dining table, c. 1940s, USA, rosewood veneer, the rectangular slab top over double pedestal supports, with two 18"w leaves, an Edward Wormley design, metal Dunbar make

Edward Wormley pine console table with deep carved shell base and wave detailed apron. Dunbar metal tag. H 30-1/4. Top 32 x 12 in.

Edward Wormley for Dunbar Expanding Console Dining Table. Simplistic masterpiece by Wormley for Dunbar. Slender walnut legs, and span support a doubled over top when closed. Opening like a book to cre

EDWARD WORMLEY FOR DUNBAR BAR CART. Model 5433 walnut, cedar, and laminate, with trapezoidal two-piece top. One 27 inch Drop.-- Dimensions: H: 32 inches: W: 26 inches: D: 21 inches ---

Edward Wormley (1907-1995) for Dunbar desk, model 5500 Berne, Indiana, circa 1960 mahogany, walnut, brass Dunbar metal tag to top drawer 60"w x 28"d x 29 1/2"h

Model #6302G having an olive burl wood veneer base with faceted edge supports and 3/4-inch green glass top; maintaining original metal label and paper label inside base Diameter: 42 inches (glass top)

Dunbar Furniture, partners desk model 4412, c. 1940s, American, bleached mahogany, the rectangular top overhanging two slab legs, with two pencil drawers, designed by Edward Wormley, branded "Dunbar"