Shop Fittings

Victorian Tall Mahogany Chemist Shop Fitting, Mahogany Framed glass& Mirrored Pediment, Reads: DISPENSING DEPARTMENT , With Gold Lettering behind the glass, with pair Carved scroll s...

Back portion of one lid a later replacement. Originally shop display fittings from a luxury goods and tea merchant such as Fortnum and Mason.

Excellent quality by ‘Frederick Maund’ shop fittings of 141 Old Street, London. Medium oxidation to the mirror plate.

Custom made painted open library bookcase/shop fitting. Dimensions 134 inches (340 cms) wide 14 inches (36 cms) deep 103 inches (262 cms) high.

Charming emporium shop fitting, free-standing shelving unit or bookcase, with five graduated U-shaped wood shelves.

The design was part of a shop fitting that De Carlo and Massimo Vignelli implemented in Bari in 1954.

Ideal pieces for decoration, shop fitting or film use.

French Art Deco Store Counter, or as the Brit's would call a Shop Fitting, which in our very biased opinion could make a great Kitchen Island.

This piece was most likely part of a shop fitting in England. Such a neat and interesting piece!

A rare relic from early 20th-century German shop fittings. Ideal for displaying goods, as a unique kitchen island or even as a (free-standing) sideboard.

As with many historic shop fittings, signs of age are consistent with its working life.

These pieces generally stood on store counters as sale stimulators or as ornamental details on built in shop fittings.

. - Mounting brackets to each corner, the sign would have previously been hung as part of the pharmacy shop fittings to advertise their dispensing services, a wonderful piece of hist...

Thanks to its timeless design, this work table is perfectly suited as a kitchen island, display table, shop fitting, or generous side table. An original piece of furniture with an ho...

Designs for Shop Windows An hardcovered ribbon tied portfolio with 60 photogravure reproductions showing examples of New Shop fronts and Shop fittings in the Art Deco style by some ...

Roberto Monsani (Florence, 1929-2018) was an architect of famous Tuscan villas and a designer active in the fields of furniture and shop fitting. In 1963, he also founded the 3BM stu...

Large sideboard from a shop fitting. Around 1900, made of solid pine wood.

The cylindrical body is presented horizontally on a shaped plinth base with softly molded edges, giving the object the presence of a small desk or countertop accessory rather than a ...

The barrels show a rich patina and authentic wear consistent with use and age. Such early shop fittings and objects of everyday folk culture are increasingly rare and today make won...

Keywords: tags: butcher rack, sausage rack, meat hanging rack, butcher shop display, vintage aluminum rack, industrial kitchen rack, restaurant decor, deli display rack, wall hooks, ...

A wonderful set of oak and pine haberdashery drawers from a London tailor’s shop. The fitting is made up of twenty-one glass-fronted smooth-running long drawers with original brass ...

At the beginning he focuses on interior design and fitting for shops, restaurants, hotels and pubs. Because of the need to finish his plans, he draws and carries out lighting devices...

Although Marcel Gascoin's first professional experience was fitting out shop windows in the faubourg Saint-Antoine, he remained a man of accessible, pragmatic modernism.

Although Marcel Gascoin's first professional experience was fitting out shop windows in the faubourg Saint-Antoine, he remained a man of accessible, pragmatic modernism.

Although Marcel Gascoin's first professional experience was fitting out shop windows in the faubourg Saint-Antoine, he remained a man of accessible, pragmatic modernism.

Although Marcel Gascoin's first professional experience was fitting out shop windows in the faubourg Saint-Antoine, he remained a man of accessible, pragmatic modernism.

Although Marcel Gascoin's first professional experience was fitting out shop windows in the faubourg Saint-Antoine, he remained a man of accessible, pragmatic modernism.

Although Marcel Gascoin's first professional experience was fitting out shop windows in the faubourg Saint-Antoine, he remained a man of accessible, pragmatic modernism.

Although Marcel Gascoin's first professional experience was fitting out shop windows in the faubourg Saint-Antoine, he remained a man of accessible, pragmatic modernism.