This second-hand wooden and glass dresser charms with its beveled mirror and its 1930s Art Deco presence, highlighted by warm dark wood. Its surface naturally fits into a bedroom or dressing room, ready to hold a lamp, a few bottles, or a jewelry box. The whole piece blends the delicacy of glass with the depth of wood, in a reinterpreted countryside style that harmonizes with rattan seating, antique linens, or brass accessories. Its slender format is suitable for a room corner without weighing it down, while providing a comfortable surface for getting ready. Topped with a vase of dried flowers and a handheld mirror, it creates a stylish beauty corner. Length: 41 cm Width: 88 cm Height: 115 cm Drawer height: 6 cm A Brief History of the Dresser The term "dresser" appeared in the early 20th century, while the piece of furniture has existed since antiquity. Composed of a shelf, one or more mirrors, and numerous drawers, the dresser serves as storage but primarily as a preparation area where one applies makeup, perfume, and styles hair. Initially, this furniture was suited for both men and women, but it quickly became the embodiment of feminine mystery. The dresser can indeed feature secret compartments for intimate correspondence. Today, the dresser is making a comeback and works very well in all interior styles!