You'll Raise a Toast. . .

. . . to this incredible credenza. In a soft golden-brown finish named "champagne," this marvelous mid-century modern buffet was made by the American furniture company Heywood Wakefield. The company was created in 1897 with the merger of the furniture companies Heywood Brothers and Wakefield Company. In the 1920s and 30s, Heywood Wakefield introduced designs based on the art deco and art moderne movements and these sleek streamlined styles remained popular until the factory closed in 1979. The furniture was finely crafted from solid America birch wood and offered in wheat and champagne finishes. 

This model is was called M193 and would have served as a buffet or sideboard in the dining room.  However, this understated versatile style would fit in any room or decor, from a bedroom bureau to a stylish home office.

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