Facade Cabinet

Pierre Bobot lacquered and engraved wood cabinet. The central facade features two doors that open

atop the lower for a seamless facade. The cabinet is finished with a protective clear coat that brings

piece apart is the inclusion of intarsia figures seamlessly integrated into the cabinet's facade. The

ventilation, and elegant brushed steel inlay on facade and rear of cabinet. With two 2.25" diameter holes in

cellar) are printed on the facade. The pine cabinet is in excellent condition with a rich light walnut

cabinet. Facade features fluting on beveled corners, raised prisms on lower cabinet doors, and a growling

detail across the entire facade with three spacious cabinets and a generous surface that belie the

integrative design solution. Each handle so thoughtfully placed on the facade of the cabinet. Reminiscent of

and bronze banding on its facade and sides. The upper cabinet is finished with glass on three sides

detail — adding texture, shadow play and strong visual rhythm to the cabinet’s facade. The sideboard

style in vogue during the reign of Louis XIV, the artisans created an intriguing facade with four

drawers with carved facades appear below the upper cabinet, framed by crest carvings, with a fully carved

. This medallion displays two handles, enhancing the faux facade of this cabinet which has no doors but a

This 19th-century Chinese lock once brightened the façade of a lacquered cabinet with a flash of

Like the sparkle of a fish’s scales, this 19th century Korean fish lock once brightened the façade

Like the sparkle of a fish’s scales, this 19th century Korean fish lock once brightened the façade

Like the sparkle of a fish’s scales, this 19th-century Korean fish lock once brightened the façade

Like the sparkle of a fish’s scales, this 19th century Korean fish lock once brightened the façade

façade of a lacquered cabinet with a flash of golden brass. Demonstrating the aesthetic value placed on

Like the sparkle of a fish’s scales, this 19th century Korean fish lock once brightened the façade

Like the sparkle of a fish’s scales, this 19th century Korean fish lock once brightened the façade

This early 19th century French Charles X period cabinet features a facade constructed of bird's-eye

enhanced by the subtle bowfront of the drawer tier that extends just a bit over the cabinet door facade

brightened the façade of a lacquered cabinet with a flash of golden brass. Demonstrating the aesthetic value

in the cabinet's facade, and the vertical columns on each of its flanking doors.

A Baroque facade cabinet from circa 1700 manufactured in the significant furniture centre Swabia in

/ Deep cornice: 75 cm / Inside depth: 5 cm / Construction: Split cabinet demountable in 1x floor, 1x

Germany. The so-called Ulm facade cabinet had its origin in the 16th century and enjoyed great popularity

Ebonized cabinet with Asian influence-- etched aluminum doors with crane motif.

1920s cabinet with beautiful hand-painted front and sides; ornate decorative hardware and carved

Beautifully painted Roman scenes on four doors and deep cabinetry. Interior shelves missing.

Pair of cabinets in black lacquer with gold leaf facades and marble tops. Each cabinet has two

Red lacquer four door cabinet with rattan facade and tubular black handles with brass details

Dirrectoire Facade with 8 functioning Doors, beautifull Patina,Italian, Circa 1795

Baxter Jonas cabinet 1950s inspired in dark stained rosewood finish with multi-toned neo-plasticism

Very pleasing cupboard facade retaining its old blue and gray paint.

Commodes St. Germain Three Drawers with Curved Facade Antiqued Black Painted Top with

A 1950's long four door cabinet with the base in wrought iron, the frame in dark teak wood and the

18TH CENTURY FRENCH PROVENÇALE WALNUT FAÇADE/BIBLIOTHÈQUE . CIRCA 1780. H 93" W 81" D 12"

Greated 18th C grey painted corner cupboard face made to be attatched to the walls.

Grey painted bookcase built out of a 19th century front

Pair of John Stuart Facade Small Dressers. Beautiful mid-century classic. Original pulls with

Impressive studded four door cabinets with interior shelves - perfect for electronic equipment.

Newly made in France with old elements. Established in 1979, Joyce Horn Antiques, ltd. continues its 36 year tradition of being a family owned and operated business specializing i...

A nice pair of bookcases by Paul Frankl for Johnson furniture. Restored in a van dyke brown finish with a caramel colored cork trim. Glass shelves are adjustable. Price is for pair. ...

A John Stuart "facade" dresser/credenza with matching mirror (see added images for mirror).

A 1970's sculpted facade credenza with a dry brush grey and silver leaf raised arabesque carved

Rare Harvey Probber eight-drawer walnut credenza with stone facade door. Door adding earth

An sculptural and architecturally inspired credenza/chest made by Lane Furniture Co. in the 1960's. The sculptural elements are clearly inspired by the work of Louise Nevelson whose ...

palaces of Europe made use of exotic materials and elaborate facades for designing sophisticated cabinets

is showcased to stunning effect on each of the four doors of the facade of the cabinet as well as on

shelves and allows the gilded bronze lock plate and latch to be seen. Note that the facade of the cabinet

also adorn the upper facade of the cabinet. The inside of the cabinet is divided into three horizontal

decoration and continues to be seen across the entire facade of the cabinet. The right door has a simple

of peonies and other foliage design in mother-of-pearl (M.O.P) across the facade of the cabinet.

for storage behind the two cabinet doors that open fully to lay flat across the facade. The entire

website available for each provided photograph. The entire facade of each cabinet is a perfect bowfront