Vintage Lane Cedar Chest with Original Paper Label

Decorative art, furniture object, solid wood chestThe Lane Company (Altavista, Virginia, USA)

Vintage Lane Cedar Chest with Original Paper Label

Style & Movement

Mid-Century Americana / Industrial Domestic

Medium & Technique

Aromatic red cedar construction, joinery, metal hardware installation, branded maker's mark

Creation Period

Mid-20th Century, circa 1940s-1950s

Dimensions & Format

Standard rectangular chest format, approximately 44 inches wide by 18 inches deep by 20 inches high

Subject Description

Utility furniture piece featuring hinged lid, exposed natural wood grain with knots, metal latch, and interior manufacturer warranty/advisory paper regarding moth protection

Condition & Value Assessment

Condition Assessment

Good condition, showing minor surface wear, discoloration on the interior base paper, and expected aging patination of the cedar wood

Estimated Market Value

150 USD - 300 USD

Auction Estimate

100 USD - 200 USD

Provenance History

Acquired directly from domestic household descent, retaining the original Lane interior paper label and brand stamp indicating first-generation ownership context

Art Historical Significance

Representative example of mid-century American mass-market furniture production, highly notable for the Lane Company's effective marketing campaigns focusing on moth protection and bridal traditions

Notable Features

Retains the original interior Lane branded stamp on the upper inner lid and the intact original paper advisory label regarding moth elimination

Condition Issues

Torn and stained interior paper guarantee label, minor scuffs and surface residue on internal floor panels, natural wood checking

Conservation Recommendations

Gentle dusting with a soft dry cloth, avoid harsh chemical cleaners, maintain in a climate-controlled environment with stable humidity to prevent wood warping

Collector Notes

Lane cedar chest

Identified on 8/25/2026
Vintage Lane Cedar Chest with Original Paper Label - The Lane Company (Altavista, Virginia, USA) | Art Identifier