Rosewood Display

The extremely decorative rectangular rosewood top displays inlaid bone fillets creating geometric patterns that frame walnut inserts.

The rectangular top displays beautifully matched rosewood veneer with deep natural grain and a warm polished finish.

Rare and Unusual Regency Period Metamorphic Leather Top Architects Desk and Games Table made of Rosewood. The top lifts to display plans or folios with a removable clip.

This is a small antique corner cabinet. An English, rosewood hanging display cupboard in Georgian revival taste, dating to the Edwardian period, circa 1910.

The chair features beautifully figured Brazilian rosewood plywood shells, displaying exceptional depth and variation in tone.

The center of the top displays elegant rosewood diamond shaped inlays framed within maplewood borders and flamed mahogany.

The buffet is raised by handsome giltwood paw feet below the four doors which each retain their original fitted glass panes with elegant pleated silk curtains. The doors display a st...

The tabletop, with its fabulous specimens surrounding an Ashford marble chessboard, is raised atop a carved rosewood crown designed to display the full beauty of the stones.

The frame of these chairs is fabricated from solid Brazilian jacaranda (rosewood), which displays a beautiful grain. The seat is made from cowhide in a warm beige color.

A handsome Victorian mahogany chaise longue, raised upon finely carved cabriole legs terminating in original brass casters Circa 1860 The shaped frame displays beautifully figured ro...

The design is defined by its clean architectural structure, with elegantly shaped armrests, slender legs, and an open frame that gives the sofa a remarkably light appearance despite ...

Executed in richly figured rosewood, the cabinet displays dramatic mirrored grain across the doors and exterior surfaces, creating continuous patterns that emphasize the scale and pr...

These sculptural elements are faced in premium rosewood veneers, displaying a magnificent, active grain pattern that highlights the natural, biomorphic beauty of the wood species.

The manufacturing seal of Unilabor is located underneath the chest, attesting to its authenticity. The rosewood used in this piece displays outstanding quality with colorful veins t...

Crafted in richly grained rosewood, the sculptural frames display Buch’s characteristic organic lines and precise joinery.

The lower sections consist of storage cabinets with sliding doors, revealing additional shelving. The rosewood fronts display beautifully figured grain and subtle tonal variation.

The lower sections consist of storage cabinets with sliding doors, revealing additional shelving. The rosewood fronts display beautifully figured grain and subtle tonal variation.

Delightful William IV period sarcophagus tea caddy, circa 1835 Select rosewood casework displays striking grain interest and deep caramel hues Satinwood stringing provides light cont...

The frame immediately stands out because of its beautifully executed faux bois painted decoration, designed to imitate the luxurious appearance of rosewood burl. The central band dis...

Constructed in Brazilian rosewood (jacaranda), the frames display the dense grain and deep tonal variation characteristic of the species.

The square wooden top is finished in rosewood and displays hand painted, abstract decorations in charming, lively hues of orange, white, and yellow.

Crafted in rich, dark wood—likely jacaranda or rosewood—the chairs display a striking silhouette, with elegant high backs marked by intricate pierced splats in bold, sculptural curves.

This vase makes a fantastic, striking statement when displayed on dark rosewood and teak tables or shelves made famous by Danish designers such as Hans Wegner and Poul Kjaerholm.

The two doors open to display a rosewood back and four adjustable interior shelves.

Crafted from dense hardwood, likely elm or rosewood, each table displays meticulous mortise-and-tenon joinery, a hallmark of traditional Chinese woodworking, ensuring both structural...

Durand appears in Denise Ledoux-Lebard’s ‘Le Mobilier Français du XIXe Siècle.’ In rosewood and purple-heart, it displays the same distinctive use of dark wood to create a silhouette...