Antique Door Pulls

dovetailed drawer with brass knob. Cabinet door with polished brass hand pull opening to an interior with one

period. Drawers run smooth, cabinet doors have a metal pull (there are no locks).

exuding provincial style compliments of the scrolled apron, foliates and cross-hatching on the doors and

the Bordeaux region, having three doucine drawers over three paneled doors with original bronze pulls

constructed from thin planks of wood. The front has a storage drawer above two storage doors with round wood

construction with four stacks, each having pull-out glass doors and original maker labels, one stack by Mace as

small narrow drawer. One key included which opens right door, used in left door as pull only (no lock

present Field panel doors operated by wooden pulls Door jambs with original velvet dust seals - a further

on all four sides. Unusual sliding door that pulls down in front and latches back up into place. A

construction with three stacks each having pull out glass doors and raised on square and straight legs, maker

five stacks, each having pull-out glass doors, raised on an ogee base, makers labels as photographed

marble top over a solid mahogany body. The door features a neat metal pull in the shape of a hand

solids; three upper drawers above with solid brass hexagonal pulls, four doors below with three locking

beveled top rests above two drawers fitted with iron drawer pulls. Its two doors boast hand-carved

that this is a rustic piece of furniture, the drawers don't have runners they just pull out, the doors

. The base has two doors opening to storage space with one shelf and above the doors is a pull-out slide

rustic piece of furniture, the drawers don't have runners they just pull out, the doors have gaps and age

and act as the pull for the doors. Faux drawers below on each side actually are cabinet doors

Field panel cabinet door neatly dressed with brass pull Raised upon four, squat bun feet This is an

with a simple iron latch. The far left door has no key or pull but remains closed with an interior

19th-century Danish secretary or "bureau" crafted in mahogany veneer with bowfront cabinet doors

rustic piece of furniture, the drawers don't have runners they just pull out, the doors have gaps and age

rays Door featuring an octet of bevelled field panels Operating on a trio of stout external hinges

keys that function on the left drawer and left door. Keys function as pulls on the drawers; small brass

cabinet base opens to reveal enclosed storage (no shelf). The central display cabinet has long glass doors

petite doors fitted with brass hardware showcasing ornate pulls. These doors open to reveal a small

petite doors fitted with brass hardware showcasing ornate pulls. These doors open to reveal a small

, primarily walnut. There are two dovetailed drawers at the top with wood pulls. Below, two doors open to

nails and the door and drawer pulls are round with circular motifs. The stand has two cabinet depth

door, offering striking natural movement and depth against the warm, mellow patina developed over time

escutcheons, keys present Doors operated by wooden pulls Door jambs with original velvet dust seals - a

construction with four stacks, each having pull out glass doors, raised on ogee base, c1910 Measures- 53.5'' H

shaped-front drawers are housed within the apron and feature brass pulls. Three paneled doors feature

retractable doors (Accuride Cable System) and pull out shelves for keyboard and printer. The two flanking

drawer of dovetail construction fitted with an iron drawer pull. Two doors below open to reveal a cabinet

down desk, flanking bookcases having pull out glass doors and lower drawer unit, c1910 Measures - 59.5

with traditional lock and metal leaf pulls. The double doors open to reveal three inner shelves, ideal

doors. Behind the right hand door is a combination of pull out slides and shelves. The door panels have

opens with key as pul, no lock. Drawers lock and open with keys, Lower doors use key as pulls only (some

, sitting above three thin drawers with brass pulls. Three doors and a lower drawer, beautifully arranged to

are no "pulls" on the doors but a metal "snap" has been added allowing one to open from edge and

depth and brightness of the showcase Green painted sliding doors with etched recess pulls Attractive

inserts behind, the top fold out section has the pop top mechanism so when you pull the lower door the top

hues Wide crown moulding with tapering pitch stands above the whole Arranged as two outer doors

sides, below which are a pair of recessed glazed doors and baize-lined pull-out slide with gilt knob

. Restored, strong, stable and ready for use. A clip closure has been added to the cabinet doors and a pull

upon a continuous plinth base Two plank top with moulded edge detail A pair of field panel doors

continuous, shaped plinth base A pair of field panel doors Dressed with brass pull operating a twist

). There's a center door that pulls down to reveal a fully outfitted theater comprised of five drawers and a

shaped breakfront. Very intricate inlay. There are three drawers with round laurel pulls above four-door

lower two door compartment contains shelving, a pull out hanging rail, shoe rack and tie rack. There is

slanted desk (measuring: 34.25" D x 32" H) opening to reveal multiple drawers surrounding a central door

ring pulls. Four paneled door fronts are also trimmed with brass are flanked with fluted columns

A very high quality 19th Century Mahogany Caddy Top Linen Press, the two moulded panelled doors

front upper drawers with gilt detailing and original bronze lion ring pulls surmounting front doors

when the desk work is opened. Key to interior petite door is used as pull only. The upper section has 2

the desk work is opened. Key to interior petite door included to use as pull. The upper section has 2