Harold M. Schwartz for Romweber cabinet 84.5"w x

Harold M. Schwartz for Romweber, cabinet, Batesville, Indiana, 1955, oak, glass top, 84.5"w x 21.75"d x 31"h $1,500 - $2,000

Harold M. Schwartz (American, 20th Century) Dining Table Romweber Furniture, USA oak H 30 1/4 x W 84 x D 20 3/4 inches Please Note: This work is located and will ship from, our Hindman Chicago 2710 We

A Mid-Century Harold M. Schwartz for Romweber Serving Cart Height 42 x width 48 x depth 17 1/2 inches.

Harold M. Schwartz for Romweber, sideboard, USA, 1960s, burled Acacia wood, brass, semi-translucent grasscloth panels, glass, signed with Romweber cloth label, the upper cabinet with interior lighting

A Harold M. Schwartz for Romweber Sideboard Mid-20th Century Height 37 1/2 x width 84 x depth 20 3/4 inches.

A Harold M. Schwartz for Romweber Server Mid-20th Century Height 35 3/4 x width 66 x depth 20 inches.

Cabinet Romweber, USA, 1950's. Carpathian elm, travertine marble, cabinet features two doors concealing interior drawers and storage. 84W x 19D x 37H.

Cabinet, Romweber, USA, 1950's. Carpathian elm, glass. Cabinet features two glass sliding doors and four sliding doors. Great storage piece. 60 1/2W x 18D x 72H.

Chests, Romweber, USA, 1950's. Each cabinet features a side door with adjustable shelves. Oak 42W x 19 1/2D x 37 1/4H.

Harold M. Schwartz for Romweber. 1960 s. Pair of wood, cane and leather upholstery armchairs. Includes catalogue photography. 3 pieces.

Harold M. Schwartz for Romweber. 1960 s. Pair of wood, cane and leather upholstery armchairs. Includes catalogue photography. 3 pieces.

Harold M. Schwartz for Romweber. 1960 s. Pair of wood, cane and leather upholstery armchairs. Includes catalogue photography. 3 pieces.

Exquisite dresser by Romweber, designed with solid walnut, hammered brass hardware and a curved bow-tie body. Extremely unique size and shape, hefty and well built.---Dimensions: Height: 48 in., Width

Mid-century modern sideboard, c. 1960s, designed by Harold M. Schwartz for Romweber, finished in a figured Acacia veneer, upper case fitted with three sliding doors with woven panels, opening to illum

Credenza with burl doors and enameled handles by Harold Schwartz for Romwebber, circa 1950. 28" T x 62" W x 20" D.

Romweber cabinet c. 1970lacquered walnut, lacquered wood, brass, ceramic tile68.25 w x 18 d x 28.25 h in (173 x 46 x 72 cm) Cabinet features five doors concealing two shallow drawers and one a

Description - A pair of Harold Scwartz for Romweber barrel back chairs. Dimensions - 31" x 22" x 24"

Description - A pair of Harold Scwartz for Romweber barrel back chairs. Dimensions - 31" x 22" x 24"

Description - A pair of Harold Scwartz for Romweber barrel back chairs. Dimensions - 31" x 22" x 24"

Lithograph, framed, signed lower right and numbered 67/125, together with an inscribed exhibition catalogue including the work. [Image: 19 3/4" H x 15 5/8" W; Frame: 27" H x 21" W]. In good condition.

M. Craig Empire style mahogany armoire, 20th c., metal label reads "M. Craig & Company, Cabinet Makers, Columbia South Carolina", 86"h x 50"w x 26"d

J. M. Schwartz (American, 20th century), Battle, oil on canvas, signed lower left, overall (wtih frame): 30.75"h x 41.75"w

An oil on canvas painting depicting 2 seated ladies wearing colorful dresses with matching hats, in the style of Tarkay. Signed "M. Harold" to lower right. Measures 24" H x 20" W. Frame measures 31" H

Satinwood French style furniture painted frame 1 door china cabinet believed to be sold by Romweber and attributed to Batesville, (not marked) approx. 53" w x 17" d x 81" h