thanks all. I ended up buying the set from CL for $150. Person claimed her mother, who is 94, bought it in the 1940's when she married, and it has been in the family. It has a six drawer tall dresser with cedar in the bottom drawer, a three drawer night stand, full bed with head/foot/rails, and the above vanity and stool. The vanity has two curved doors in the bottom center knee hole and curved glass sliding doors with a glass shelf for display items (??) above the doors. All of the pieces have curves in the front face but have flat tops. The stool appears to be of solid wood, the rest of the pieces have veneer tops and sides with solid oak inside the drawers. The drawers insides are in near perfect original condition and all slide well when they are put in the right place - they are numbered in pencil. All of the pieces have some damage, but not severe. I could not find any makers label or stamp, but the underside of the stool is marked in pencil "strick" or "strich" or "struh" with a double dot over the "u". Someone wrote something on the back of the mirror, perhaps family names. It appeared to have a poorly done finish on the drawer fronts with drips visible and I asked if it was refinished and she said it had not. Upon closer inspection when I took it home, it definitely had an amber shellac layer over old damage. I tried to remove the newer shellac with alcohol, but could not get a satisfactory result. Besides, there were some deep scratches and areas with damage, so I sanded carefully with medium grit. This revealed the original look which was blonded oak veneer, and the blonding can be seen on the underside of the stool and is a very pale mustard color. I am trying to figure out what to do next now that most of it is smooth, I am considering clear wax. I do not believe the amber shellac was original. The set is lovely. Any other ideas or comments?

It kind of resembles Art Deco a bit to me.

I'm not sure what your question is regarding recreation as I am in the middle of my current remodel. I just selected the dining chairs this week and test "drove" them on Wednesday :-) I am repurposing a lot of my current furniture - I am reupholstering my Josef Hoffmann sofa and armchair - they are currently black but I am redoing in a teal velvet. I am keeping my Chinese Deco Chest (green) and I also have a 1920's arm chair with the same channel upholstering that I am redoing in a pattern that has vaguely the geometric lines of Art Deco - that chair has carved wood arms which I will be doing in a metallic kind of finish because I already had a LOT of wood cabinets in the dining area, kitchen as well as my office area. I am refinishing an Art Deco bar. I haven't definitely decided on a dining room table - because I am also in a condo, I have a small dining area and so I will probably go with a glass top over some kind of Art Deco base. I am refinishing my Waterfall Bedroom set - repurposing the vanity into two end tables. I am not aiming for a full on period style - I think it would be impossible to do on my budget since true Art Deco pieces have gotten way out of my price so it's more of an eclectic gathering of what I like - the pieces I'm keeping I haven't grown tired of for years - I discarded a lot of furniture I had acquired so I just kept those pieces that I continued to want to live with. The dining room chairs aren't true Art Deco but have the lines that I like - these are the chairs that spoke to me immediately after perusing loads of choices online. Chinese Chest from the 1920's Joseph Hoffmann sofa and arm chair that I am reupholstering

Just remembered that someone posted re: faucet handles on my thread - here's the link to rebuild kits for these shelfback sinks - may be helpful to you: https://deabath.com/product-category/faucet-parts/re-build-kits/ Thanks on the wallpaper - it is a bit over the top, but in a way, that is the point ;) I would replace that cabinet over your toilet, maybe something ceiling height, and the medicine cabinet too - looks like it's one of those teeny vintage jobs! We went (or will go) with this cabinet: https://www.build.com/kohler-k-3073-medicine-cabinet/s561069?uid=166624&source=gg-gba-pla_166624!c1337126304!a50339712621!dc!ng&gclid=Cj0KCQiAsdHhBRCwARIsAAhRhskpvIhxDzAiW63B3NWPwU__3KtPvKWTB9BVqkAIhuYl3A1Zvsi1vW8aAlMSEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds Gigantic, but like yours, there is little to no storage space in ours. And these lights. Available here, but slightly cheaper on amazon! https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07BS79ZZ4/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_detailpage_o01_s02?ie=UTF8&psc=1