Mid Century Modern Kipp Stewart Motorola Stereo by Drexel, c.1960's

Description: This Mid Century Modern stereo console, designed by Kipp Stewart for Drexel, combines elegant American furniture design with Motorola's vintage audio technology. Crafted with a wood cabinet, woven speaker grilles, and metal hardware, it features clean lines, tapered legs, and a distinctive slatted center panel. The integrated record player and radio are housed beneath hinged top compartments, preserving its streamlined appearance. Presented in original vintage condition, the console remains unmodified, retaining its authentic components and original character, with a functioning radio and speakers, while the record player offers an opportunity for future servicing. Carefully inspected by our Los Angeles studio, this distinctive piece brings vintage charm and functional audio entertainment to any Mid Century Modern interior.

Fun Historical Fact
Kipp Stewart was an influential American furniture designer known for his refined Mid Century Modern creations. Alongside Stewart MacDougall, he designed Drexel's celebrated Declaration collection, introduced in 1959. Motorola was a leading American electronics manufacturer that helped popularize home stereo entertainment during the 1950's and 1960's. Stereo consoles from this era combined sophisticated cabinetry with modern audio technology, making them stylish centerpieces of American living rooms.