Mid-Century Burl Wood Credenza by William Doezema for Mastercraft

A striking example of 1970s American luxury, this exceptional credenza was designed by William Doezema and masterfully crafted by Mastercraft, a manufacturer celebrated for blending exquisite materials with refined architectural design. Wrapped in richly figured Carpathian burl wood, the case showcases dramatic swirling grain patterns that make every surface unique, while a beautifully veined marble top introduces a refined contrast in texture and tone. Four paneled doors, framed with elegant brass inlays and fitted with sculptural Greek-key brass pulls, distinguish the facade, an iconic Mastercraft design element that lends the piece its unmistakable presence. Matching Greek-key stretchers along the base further emphasize the cabinet's balanced proportions and meticulous attention to detail. Generous storage makes the credenza as practical as it is visually compelling, with two beautifully crafted dovetail drawers and spacious compartments behind the doors. Every detail reflects the exceptional level of craftsmanship for which Mastercraft became renowned during the mid-to-late twentieth century. Professionally restored to enhance the color and grain of the Carpathian burl wood while preserving its original character, this credenza embodies the glamour and enduring quality that continue to make William Doezema's designs highly sought after. A remarkable combination of luxurious materials, sculptural hardware, and timeless craftsmanship, it stands as one of the finest examples of American Modern design from the era.

Period / Style: Mid-Century Modern Manufacture date: 1970s Condition: Great Condition: The wood has been professionally refinished. One of the doors is slightly misaligned, but it works smoothly, and the marble top is in good original condition with normal wear from use. Stock status: Add to cart