1950s
In refinished condition with original aluminum ring pulls
24" x 18" x 33.25" H
SOLD
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Wednesday, April 11, 2018
Paul McCobb Planner Group Maple Double Dresser
1950s
In refinished condition with new brass pulls
48" x 18" x 34.25" H
SOLD
Sunday, January 24, 2016
Early Production Paul McCobb Dresser
Winchendon Modern
c.1950
1st Production
1st Production
In refinished condition
48" x 18.25"
As seen in second photo, Height 40"
SOLD
Sunday, May 10, 2015
Paul McCobb Double Dresser
1950s
In overall excellent original vintage condition.
60"........... x ........... 18"........... x ........... 33" H
60"........... x ........... 18"........... x ........... 33" H
SOLD
Sunday, November 2, 2014
Paul McCobb Double Dresser
Planner Group
Winchendon Furniture Co.
1950s
Solid Maple Wood Construction
Twin Columns of Large, Deep Drawers; Six Total
Ring Pulls
Beautiful Architectural Form to the Splayed Tapered Pencil Legs
In Overall Very Good Vintage Condition
48" x 18.5" x 33.5" H
SOLD
DRESSER #1
DRESSER #2
HISTORY:
Paul McCobb (June 5, 1917 – March 10, 1969) was a modern furniture and industrial designer. McCobb was born in Medford, Massachusetts. Knowing from a very early age that he wanted to be an artist, McCobb studied art, drawing and painting at the Vesper George School of Art in Boston. McCobb first came to prominence in 1948 as a design and decorating consultant for Martin Feinman’s Modernage Furniture in New York City. While employed at Modernage, McCobb met B. G. Mesberg, his later business partner in the Planner and Directional furniture lines. Best known for his furniture designs he also designed radios and televisions for CBS-Columbia, Hi-Fi Consoles for Bell & Howell, along with other household items.
His Planner Group, manufactured by Winchendon Furniture Company, was among the best selling contemporary furniture lines of the 1950s and was in continuous production from 1949 until 1964.
Solid Maple Wood Construction
Twin Columns of Large, Deep Drawers; Six Total
Ring Pulls
Beautiful Architectural Form to the Splayed Tapered Pencil Legs
In Overall Very Good Vintage Condition
In Overall Very Good Vintage Condition
48" x 18.5" x 33.5" H
SOLD
DRESSER #1
Paul McCobb (June 5, 1917 – March 10, 1969) was a modern furniture and industrial designer. McCobb was born in Medford, Massachusetts. Knowing from a very early age that he wanted to be an artist, McCobb studied art, drawing and painting at the Vesper George School of Art in Boston. McCobb first came to prominence in 1948 as a design and decorating consultant for Martin Feinman’s Modernage Furniture in New York City. While employed at Modernage, McCobb met B. G. Mesberg, his later business partner in the Planner and Directional furniture lines. Best known for his furniture designs he also designed radios and televisions for CBS-Columbia, Hi-Fi Consoles for Bell & Howell, along with other household items.
His Planner Group, manufactured by Winchendon Furniture Company, was among the best selling contemporary furniture lines of the 1950s and was in continuous production from 1949 until 1964.
SOLD
DRESSER #1
DRESSER #2
HISTORY:
Paul McCobb (June 5, 1917 – March 10, 1969) was a modern furniture and industrial designer. McCobb was born in Medford, Massachusetts. Knowing from a very early age that he wanted to be an artist, McCobb studied art, drawing and painting at the Vesper George School of Art in Boston. McCobb first came to prominence in 1948 as a design and decorating consultant for Martin Feinman’s Modernage Furniture in New York City. While employed at Modernage, McCobb met B. G. Mesberg, his later business partner in the Planner and Directional furniture lines. Best known for his furniture designs he also designed radios and televisions for CBS-Columbia, Hi-Fi Consoles for Bell & Howell, along with other household items.
His Planner Group, manufactured by Winchendon Furniture Company, was among the best selling contemporary furniture lines of the 1950s and was in continuous production from 1949 until 1964.
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