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vintage thomasville dresser Vintage Thomasville Furniture Mystique Collection Chinoiserie Style Dresser Available for Custom Lacquer!

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vintage thomasville dresser Vintage Thomasville Furniture Mystique Collection Chinoiserie Style Dresser Available for Custom Lacquer!Vintage Thomasville Furniture Mystique Collection Chinoiserie Style Dresser Available for Custom Lacquer! Beautiful vintage dresser credenza by Thomasville Furniture as part of their fabulous, Mystique Collection. This piece features chinoiserie inspired carved accents and solid brass hardware which will be painted in our stock gloss gold. Nine all wood, dovetailed drawers that slide well offer ample storage with three of the drawers concealed by a

Vintage Thomasville Furniture Mystique Collection Chinoiserie Style Dresser Available for Custom Lacquer! // Beautiful vintage dresser/credenza by Thomasville Furniture as part of their fabulous, Mystique Collection. This piece features chinoiserie inspired carved accents and solid brass hardware which will be painted in our stock gloss gold. Nine all wood, dovetailed drawers that slide well offer ample storage with three of the drawers concealed by a single center cabinet door for a unique look. This piece is in pristine vintage condition and ready to be painted the lacquer color of your choice. Would look amazing in a master bedroom, entry way or dining room! One stock color is included in the price of the piece, but a custom color can be selected for a $100 upcharge. Our painters can match any Benjamin Moore or Sherwin Williams color! Additional photos are for lacquer color inspiration. Please note your color choice during checkout. 

Measures: 66.25” W x 19.25” D x 31.5” H

We know it's difficult to decide COLOR! If you are certain you'd like a piece, but need some time to decide your lacquer color, go ahead and purchase the item so it doesn't get away from you and it’ll reserve your place in our paint line! Please let us know your color choice within ONE week of purchase. If it takes longer than ONE week to select you color your paint date will have to be adjusted to one month from the day the paint decision is sent to our team. 

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This piece is currently in vintage condition and will be professionally refinished in high gloss lacquer. The price includes one of our stock lacquer colors. Our professional painters use a quality, high- gloss customized lacquer to transform these fabulous vintage pieces. If you would like custom color, please add the "custom color" product to your cart and "note" your Benjamin Moore or Sherwin Williams color code in the notes section upon checkout ($100 upcharge). Please type your color choice in the “note” section found beneath the piece on the left hand side on the cart checkout page. All original hardware will be painted in gloss gold unless the product descriptions says it's eligible for lucite.

Turnaround time for all custom work is 8 weeks and shipping can take up to 2-3 additional weeks. Paint times can be impacted by the volume of orders received at a given time. Due to the finicky nature of lacquer and working with vintage pieces, some pieces need additional time to cure. 

Your shipping quote includes ONE small business private shipper to safely hand- deliver your piece to the GROUND FLOOR/ FOYER of your home. If stairs are needed, you must pay the shipper additional cost AND have at least one additional person for help. We partner with some amazing, independent contracted shippers, and that being said most of them travel alone. Shipping rates include ground floor/ foyer delivery. If you desire to have your piece placed in a specific room, or upstairs, you MUST have someone there upon arrival to assist with moving and pay additional cost to the shipper. 

Once your piece is picked up and securely blanket wrapped, you will hear from our Hibiscus House team but the shipper will be your main point of contact for receiving. We try to remain in close contact with our clients, but sometimes routes change for a variety of reasons causing delays or different arrival dates. These shippers are on tight timelines and can usually NOT reschedule. (We suggest having a neighbor or family member, a garage code, etc. as a backup plan if you're unable to meet the driver.) 

We continue to work to get your piece(s) to you as quickly as we can. Once your new piece has left our shop, if there is a delay in getting it to you, the shipper will reach out to you directly. We have little control over the piece once it has been turned over to the shipper.

Yes, we ship anywhere in the continental U.S. (excluding Hawaii and Alaska.) If you experience shipping rate issues upon checking out, please e-mail or direct message us and we will try to work with our shippers and accommodate! 

Please keep in mind all sales are final. These are vintage pieces and most between 50-70 + years of age. Vintage pieces will still have great bones, hardwoods, dovetail joints, wood glides. The interior will look well used. All that comes with living and serving for 50+ years to the previous owners. All vintage and handprinted items will have some imperfections. Thank you for trusting our team to create something beautiful for your home! 

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