Dresser / Vanity from the 60s - Tricoire and Vecchione

Vintage teak dresser/vanity from the 1960s designed by Tricoire & Vecchione and published by the French company Meubles TV Paris. This ingenious and elegant piece is emblematic of French design with Scandinavian/Mid-Century inspiration from the 1960s. When closed, it presents the sleek silhouette of a 3-drawer dresser with soft, rounded lines; when opened, its upper compartment unfolds into a functional vanity. Complete bedroom set available: This dresser/vanity is part of a matching set from the 1960s published by Meubles TV Paris, which also includes a large 4-door wardrobe, a double bed frame, and a pair of wall-mounted nightstands (all available in my other listings to complete the bedroom). Features and manufacturing details: • Designers & Publisher: Tricoire & Vecchione for Meubles TV Paris. • Era: 1960s. • Layout: • Lower part: 2 large sliding drawers with beautiful sculpted solid teak handles. • Upper part: trompe-l'œil facade concealing a vanity compartment with a drop-down front and a top flap on metal hinges incorporating an original oval mirror. • Base: Tapered spindle legs connected by a very characteristic curved crossbar. • Dimensions: H 74 × W 90 × D 46 cm. Condition: Very good overall condition: the piece is healthy, solid, and perfectly stable, with bright and uniform light blonde teak veneer, a clean oval mirror without major pitting, and a perfectly functional opening mechanism. Very slight signs of use consistent with its age.