Rare Mid Century British Lacewood Dressing Table by Vesper Furniture - Model CC41

A rare mid century British Lacewood dressing table with removable mirror.

Made by Vesper Furniture and manufactured under Britain’s 1940s Utility Furniture Scheme, this dressing table bears the official CC41 mark at the back.

The CC41 mark—short for “Controlled Commodity 1941”—was a British government stamp used during World War II to identify furniture, clothing, and other goods made under strict wartime regulations. It signified that the item met the standards of the Utility Scheme, designed to ensure quality and affordability during rationing.

CC41 furniture are widely appreciated for their superb craftmanship and historical significance. They’ve grown highly sought-after over time and harder to come by these days

This dressing table is a collectable piece that blends history with practicality and lasting elegance.

Key features:

Beautiful lacewood finish: Rare wood prized for its unique grain patterns and warm, honey-toned finish

Practical storage: 4 spacious drawers for your makeup, jewellery, and personal items

Classic style: Simple, elegant design that works with any decor

Great investment: Genuine mid-century historical furniture that holds its value

Dimensions:

Width 107cm x Depth 50cm x Height including mirror 134cm x Table height 74cm

Condition:

This piece shows the natural patina and character marks that come with age, adding to its authentic vintage charm -see pics.