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Entertainment Center / Armoire by Drexel Heritage Furniture - $550 (Ballwin / Wildwood)
condition:
excellent
make / manufacturer:
Drexel Heritage
size / dimensions:
complete details inside the ad
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This magnificent piece is big - 92” tall, 49” wide [exterior], and 23” front-to-back. Although it is actually two pieces - see the red arrow line pointing to the separation between top and bottom - it is HEAVY ! and will need to be handled and moved by persons with proper cushioning materials, body strength, and vehicle [ or a furniture moving service, if you prefer ].
The price is $ 550, ONLY 18% OF the original price, and that is in 1997 DOLLARS ! With our current inflation, a price today would be much, much more. The last two images in the series together show our purchase documents, with a total price in 1997 dollars as $ 2,975 [ the second of these two images was for an accessory piece which we added to the basic price in the first of the two images].
From the top down :
Egg and Dart crown moulding sets off the front of the cabinet, sitting immediately above a 12 ½” tall mirror-backed display space brightened by an overhead light which is controlled from the outside right side of the cabinet by a soft-touch on/off tactile button. This top space is 22” front-to-back inside.
There are two doors, 21” wide and 40” tall which open to the TV/monitor space, which itself is 41” tall and 46” wide; the doors are dressed with novel vintage-style pendulum type handles. These doors can be recessed into the interior of the space on each side of the monitor table; this facilitates viewing the screen from all angles. There is a separately-purchased, but included, black pull-out rotating table, measuring 26” wide and 16” deep to further assist side-angle viewing. The pull out device sits on a two-opening assembly, 37 ½” wide, 17 ½” deep, and 7 ½” tall, used for electronic accessories, favorite books/magazines or for ???
Below the monitor cabinet are two doors behind which are two top drawers configured with slots to organize DVDs or anything one wants to store there. Beneath the drawers are 4 open ‘cubby’ holes
as seen in the photos.
The base finishes off the decorative aspect of the unti with traditional baseboard type moulding.
To look at it in person, you should come to the area designated with blue oval in the map seen as the last image. I am very flexible on when you could see it.
PLEASE LOOK AT OUR OTHER ITEMS FOR SALE by clicking on the link “more ads by this seller” which you will find under the map image on this page and to the right of the group of photos for the item you’re looking at now.
Thank you for your interest.