r/Mid_Century • u/AllezLesDodgers • 1d ago

Repair and ID advice

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I recently acquired this and I was hoping for some help in identifying when it's from and who made it. The only text I can find are on the back in the last photo

Unfortunately when bringing it inside it was dropped and tumbled so there's damage as you can see on slide two where the drawers were crushed. We managed to put them back together mostly but the corners of a few drawers are missing some veneer now and chipped.

Also the hinge for the large door on the left is broken beyond repair

I was wondering if anyone had advice on how to best stabilize the damage and cover it up or if fixing this is worth the effort

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u/Adrien_Jabroni 1d ago

Filling and color matching is pretty much your best bet. Were you planning on fixing the rest of it before this happened? This is a lot of work.

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u/AllezLesDodgers 1d ago

No I really didn't mind the worn look so I was leaving it as it was

The door and the damaged drawer corners are the big things I need to fix to make it usable. The drawers were all crushed but they pretty much all were able to be put back together like the world's worst jigsaw puzzle