English Rosewood Canterbury

A very fine quality rosewood canterbury or magazine holder with marquetry inlay and a single drawer. In excellent original condition and with origi...

This unique early 19th Century Regency Rosewood Canterbury is designed to hold and organize items such as sheet music, magazines, or newspapers. Features X-shaped wooden storage divi...

English Victorian rose wood canterbury, mid 19th century. With 3 slots for magazines, the front slot with upper center shield design S shaped tops supported by floral carved vertical...

Typical form with rack section above a drawer, raised on turned carved tapered legs, casters.

Constructed from solid rosewood. With brass carry handle over dividers with spindles , lower shelf, turned legs and casters. This form was designed by Hepplewhite for the Archbishop of Canterbury...

Late Victorian, rosewood canterbury of rectangular shape, divide into 4 sections with tapering turned supports, stand on cabriole shaped legs, all in excellent original condition th...

A very fine quality Regency period rosewood Canterbury of classic shape and form with four divisions and a central carrying handle above a drawer a...

Unusual form with an arched rack with leaf carved base. Single drawer with wood knobs. Turned legs and casters.

Victorian Rosewood Canterbury Whatnot - with Galleried Top Above Slender Spoked Music Canterbury with Sigle Drawer Supported on Turned Feet and Brass Castors - 21"w x 16"d x 39"h

An early 19th century regency period simulated rosewood boat shaped Canterbury, having pierced carrying handle and divisions, over one frieze drawer with later brass handle, raised o...