American Writing Desk with Office Chair, 1970s – Attributed to Lane / Bassett Furniture
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Product description
Product description
A refined American writing desk accompanied by an original period office chair, originating from a high-quality modular furniture set produced in the United States during the 1970s. The desk features strong proportions, solid construction, and a beautifully executed chevron-patterned wood veneer on the top surface.
The spacious worktop offers excellent functionality for daily use, while the right-hand drawer unit provides smooth and practical storage. Rounded edges, precise joinery, and carefully considered details reflect the high manufacturing standards typical of American furniture from this era.
The set is completed by an original swivel office chair with a metal base, castors, and upholstered seat and backrest, perfectly complementing the desk both visually and ergonomically.
⚠️ Note:
The set is composed of multiple individual modules, which are also available for sale separately.
Historical background
During the 1960s and 1970s, American furniture manufacturers such as Lane Furniture, Bassett Furniture, and Broyhill became known for producing high-quality modular and office furniture combining solid craftsmanship with modern aesthetics.
Characteristic features include expressive wood grain, sturdy construction, and practical drawer systems. While the exact designer remains unknown, the overall execution strongly corresponds with the output of leading American manufacturers of the period.
Style and use
Perfect for:
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home offices
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executive or creative workspaces
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mid-century modern interiors
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pairing with other elements from the same modular set
Thanks to its timeless design, the desk integrates effortlessly into both vintage and contemporary interiors. The matching office chair ensures comfort without compromising stylistic coherence.
Interesting facts
This desk is part of a larger modular furniture system, with individual components offered separately. This allows collectors and interior designers to build or expand an interior gradually—an approach typical of American furniture design in the 1970s.Technical specification
| Quantity: | 1 |
| Date of manufacture: | 1960s-1970s |
| Material: | wood |
| Condition: | original |