03/04/2024
So, I encourage you to scroll through my feed and check out the before photos of this set, which included nail polish, glitter glue, paint in various forms, fossilized food, water damaged areas, and many surface scratches. 😩🤯😱
But now. NOW. Damn that’s a beautiful set , if I do say so myself. 😍🤤🔥🔥
This set is AVAILABLE. Local pickup only; 48170. DM for pricing info.
Heywood Wakefield manufactured this dining set in April 1956; the table and chairs are date stamped and have a makers’ mark on the underside. The table features the Paul McCobb “butterfly” wing design, and is highly sought after amongst collectors.
The table is paired with 4 “dogbone” style dining chairs of the same manufacturer. The chairs have been recovered in durable forest green velvet with extra padding. The darker color will hide accidental spills and the fabric is easy to clean. All chairs are solid, level, stable, usable, and functional.
The five piece dining set is made of solid high-grade Northern Yellow Birch.
The MCM dining cabinet/hutch is made of solid maple and was released for sale by Temple Stuart in the 1950’s. It is two pieces (top and bottom, convenient for transport). It features solid wood hardware, three upper shelves, a drawer, and two interior shelves inside the lower cabinet portion. It is also in beautiful condition. Although this cabinet is of a different designer, many people mistake it for Heywood Wakefield because of its similar aesthetic, and it matches the table and chairs perfectly.
All six pieces have been fully refinished.
Measurements:
Table ( leaves open): 63.5”l x 42”d x 29”h
Chairs:
20” at widest part of chair back
Seat depth just under 18”
Height of chair back 33”
Height to top of seat 18”
China cabinet/hutch:
66.5”h x 18”d x 34” w
