Early 20th Century Slant-Front Desktop Stationery Cabinet typewriter Both chairs show discoloration and

Both chairs show discoloration and cracking along the front of the arms

It features playful typography and fonts with a primary color palette

This piece was likely part of a storefront sign as evidenced by the multitude of grommets at the top and bottom

Polished modernism meets architectural rigor in this sculptural side table designed by Warren Platner and produced by Knoll in the 1960s

or household goods

Early 20th Century Slant-Front Desktop Stationery Cabinet typewriter Both chairs show discoloration andSlant front desktop stationery cabinet constructed from solid wood with a hinged writing lid opening to reveal a tiered interior fitted with stepped letter compartments. The angled front provides a compact writing surface when opened, while the interior dividers are shaped with half moon cutouts for easy access to correspondence and papers. The exterior retains a warm, aged finish with clean, straightforward lines typical of utilitarian office