Forms And Surfaces Door Pull

Two sculptural rosewood pulls anchor cabinet doors on a medium white-painted body, balancing the composition with quiet elegance.

This magnificent bookcase is constructed to the highest standards of craftsmanship, with superbly executed open-fret swan-neck pediment and tear-drop cornice above a pair of gothic a...

The central drawers are adorned with polished brass rhomboid pulls arranged with striking geometric symmetry.

The star of this piece is undoubtedly the breathtaking olive burl wood, meticulously bookmatched across every surface to create a stunning mirror-image grain pattern.

Features Sideboard in natural ash wood with ash wood marquetry stained green, doors with 45° cut, push-pull opening. Base in acid-etched steel.

The desk is raised on tapered legs, giving the form a light and balanced presence. The piece is in excellent condition, with well-preserved rosewood surfaces and smooth operation of...

Original Georgian handles to the sides and drawer pulls completes the decoration. Condition is all original with original finish to the surface.

The top drawer runs full-width behind a forged iron hasp lock plate of lobed cloud form with floral-knob boss, flanked by warabite (bracken) bail pulls of generous scale.

The front presents two full-width drawers at the top, each fitted with a pair of warabite (bracken) pulls and a rectangular iron hasp lock plate centered with a floral-form boss.

An 18th century Bombay form slant front desk that opens to reveal an inlaid central door with working key that reveals a compartment with a small drawer.

Presented in the classic two-section kasane format, the upper section features small drawers with contrasting darker wood faces, open wire mesh ventilation panels, and beautifully ca...

The exterior surfaces are finished with a traditional kakishibu (柿渋) persimmon tannin stain layered with lacquer, producing the deep reddish-brown tone and protective surface patina ...

Below the door registers, two tiers of small drawers faced in deeply figured keyaki (欅) burl with iron mokku (木瓜) bail pulls complete the upper case.

Both pieces have a Louis XVI inspired form, with the secretary having diamond wire front doors, urn-form finials, two central drawers, long tapered legs and a pull-out writing surface.

The full-width top drawer carries a large horizontal lock plate with scrolling kiku-bana in high relief, flanked by additional kiku cartouches; individual drawer escutcheons repeat a...

The door opens to reveal a red gilt tooled leather work surface, small center door with fancy brass hinges, flanked by column form "secret drawers" and an assortment of pigeon holes ...

The lower double-door cabinet provides two interior shelves for organized storage.

The secretary opens to reveal a highly functional fitted interior with numerous storage compartments, writing surfaces, drawers, and concealed areas. The large pull-out writing surfa...

Too much to mention in this seemingly one of a kind desk. Desk pulls out to form a 19.5 by 27 inch writing surface.

The middle section with a slant-front door also having a shield form escutcheon plate that opens to a tooled leather writing surface that is supported by two pull-outs, fitted interi...

Below this, a fall-front desk panel opens to reveal a practical writing surface and interior compartments, designed for organization.

A narrow drawer is positioned directly beneath the writing surface, while three large traditional drawers form the lower base.

When clustered together, the elements interlock seamlessly to form a cohesive, clover-shaped central coffee table.

The prominent wood grains can be appreciated on the surface in and out. The drop front door opened to reveal a large storage space and a row of three drawers above for small valuables.

A long drawer is concealed beneath the projecting writing surface, and the apron is elaborately carved with scrolling foliage, cherubs, fruiting vines, and lion-mask mounts fitted wi...

The bibliothèque is presented with two bodies: the longer upper section, with 63-inch-tall glass panes in each door, and the lower section that contains two pull-out writing surfaces...

A wonderful form three part German Baroque secretary desk in walnut & fruitwood, its upper case with a molded cornice surmounting a case with a locking center door with pull out uppe...

The top row is centered with a large square lock plate with latch and a lock (with key), flanked by a pair of pulls in the bat form (symbol of luck). The middle row has two cloud-for...

A classic Chinese form chest In a reddish-brown stain. With a banded top over two deep drawers with carved floral lattice patterns, metal drop pulls and locking bars (lacking the clo...

The upper section features a glazed display cabinet framed by a beautifully shaped arched door beneath an elegant pierced swan-neck pediment.

The drop-down secretary with an upper section comprising four interior drawers, 2 on either side with brass knob pulls, a shelf above and storage below with a wide work surface.

Cabinet is Equipped with two smooth-sliding lower drawers featuring traditional metal drop-pull hardware. • Condition: Excellent antique condition with beautiful age-appropriate wear...

Yellow brass hardware was used for the drawer pulls and the decorative butterfly hinges and door latch.

The lower backside reveals an open, multi-compartment hosting station split into three vertical storage sections: an open-shelf cubby beneath a pull-out work surface and drawer on th...

Below, a hinged abattant (drop-front) descends on nickeled/chromed support arms to form a writing surface inset with the original burgundy Hermes leather, flanked by a fitted interio...

Inside the secretary, an extending pull-out writing surface lined in black leather provides an enlarged and stable working area.

The lower section is fitted with two drawers at the top, retaining their original gilt brass pull hardware, above a pair of cabinet doors. The fall-front writing surface opens to rev...

Gillows produced many variations of this desk style, including those with ratcheting tops for standing use, enclosed kneehole designs, various types of pulls, and subtle dimensional ...

The lower case consists of four graduated drawers, each retaining its handsome oval brass pulls and original keyhole surrounds. The cabinet stands on shaped French feet with a delic...

The secretaire is composed of two upper doors, three shelves, and three large drawers, particularized by its original brass hardware and keys; each of them features two polished bras...

The cabinet is built with a strong architectural form, its surface enriched by a deep, time-worn patina that brings out the natural movement of the walnut.

Black, tooled leather forms a blotter pad on the desktop and can be pulled out for additional work space.

The most distinctive element lies in the three upper doors. Each is adorned with a hand-carved geometric relief made of inward-pointing pyramidal forms individually chiselled and sym...

In the lower section is a pull-out writing surface covered in leather, which protects the actual flap from signs of wear.

Numerous fittings in the form of brass pull handles and key plates, hinged writing flap and top door with original locks and keys.

A pull-out writing surface with round knobs activates the opening of the cylinder, revealing an elaborately fitted interior with small drawers and a central lockable compartment.

The arrangement of open compartments, a central drawer, and enclosed cabinet doors establishes a measured rhythm between void and mass, while the overall form remains resolutely mono...

Serpentine iron hinges and horseshoe-form bale pulls provide an authentic finishing touch and reinforce its sturdy, practical character.

Striking display cabinet from Mats Theselius’s celebrated “National Geographic” series, produced by Källemo to mark the 25th anniversary of the design. The tall, vitrine form is wrap...

Details: • Solid wooden frame and legs with herringbone-veneered door and drawer fronts • Carved diamond fretwork band along the top rail • Two cabinets flanking a center bank of two...

Worth knowing: With its width of just over 50 centimetres and its very shallow depth when closed, the piece of furniture could have originally served as a pillar piece of furniture, ...

Outfitted with original or early Rococo cast-brass hardware -key escutcheons and pulls - designed in asymmetrical, leafy, or rocaille forms.

The upper section drops down to reveal an interior fitted with mirrored glass covering the work surface, sides and back. The lower section with two doors, the one on the left opens t...

Below, the writing surface rests above multiple drawers, each decorated with diamond-pattern parquetry veneers and finely cast ormolu pulls, offering both utility and sophistication.

The bird’s-eye maple contrasts beautifully with the satin black architectural framework, solid cube pulls, and dramatic triangular steel pedestal legs.

The composition pairs two cabinet doors on the left with a central bank of five graduated drawers and a further cabinet section on the right, each fitted with rectangular chrome pull...

Crafted in France, circa 1970, this antique Normandy confiturier cabinet is a charming example of provincial Louis XIV style rendered in solid oak. The compact form features a molded...

The lower section is beautifully panelled with flame hardwood, providing generous storage space behind four cupboard doors. A particularly notable feature is the pull-out secretary ...

Between the two levels, a discreet sliding shelf pulls forward to form a dedicated bar surface, a thoughtful gesture that merges practicality with elegance in use.

Minor repairs to the door pulls are visible on close inspection. The metal cross braces retain their original character with minimal surface wear.