Henry Myerberg | People | Collection of Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

We have 2 objects that Henry Myerberg has been involved with.

A rectangular, cream, lacquered wood vanity stand, with a black rectangular top, and four, long, cylindrical legs. The legs taper inwards with three, rectangular grooves. In the middle of the stand is a rectangular shape made up of four vertical, rectangular grooves, above which is a metal ring attached to the black top. A piece of curled, gold wire can be seen hanging from the back edge of the stand.

Bench in an Art Deco style produced in the 1930s. It is a part of a vanity table and bench set. The furniture is made out of wood, lacquer, and metal. It has a black top seat with rounded edges and beige furniture legs. The legs have subtle ridges on their lower part creating a tiered look.

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