ANNE JACQUEMIN SABLON GALLERY Shelves

Mid Century Modern Teak Bookshelf Italy 1960. A refined Mid-Century Modern single-module shelving unit, crafted in Italy during the 1960s, embodying the sleek functionality of Scand...

Elegant Lacquered Goatskin and Brass Bookshelf, designed by Aldo Tura, Italy, circa 1960s. It is a versatile size and can be used as a bookshelf, vitrine, console table, or bar. It h...

Great vintage vintage bookshelf in pristine condition. Unlike a lot of wicker pieces this bookshelf is very high quality and very well made, its actu...

Handsome oak and leather bookshelf in the style of Jacques Adnet. Newly produced after a vintage Adnet bookshelf. Custom iron frame with saddle leather...

Large rattan etagere features Gabriella Crespi style Rising Sun inlay across arched top and glass shelving for storage and display. Leather wrapped supports. Very good vintage condit...

Secession bookshelf professionally stained and repolished.

This handsome shelving unit dates to the 1970s and has been completely restored and repolished. In the 1930s and 1940s Hungarian furniture was known throughout Central Europe for its...

In the early 1980s, Luigi Sormani envisaged what would become a hit of the 1990s, later adopted by Antonio Citterio with B&B Italia: a modular shelving that tipped the modularity fro...

Customized bookshelf in handcrafted wood with sliding and adjustable shelves. The Minimalist contemporary look make it versatile for different kind of...

"Add a Touch of Contemporary Artistry to Your Space with the Black Surfer Bookcase /Bookshelves Design Object Elevate your interior decor with the Blac...

Marianne bookshelf by Mingardo Dimensions: D62 x W30 x H240 cm Materials: Matte nickel structure, tempered glass shelves. Natural brass details w...

BIS bookshelf by MOB Limited editions of 15 + 1 prototype Designer: Benjamin Ossa (Chile) Dimensions: H 210 x D 50 x W 210 cm Material: Cherry tree veneer 18mm, steel chrome unions, reflective brown glass The BIS project for MOB seeks to be installed as a sort of island in space, accentuating its semi-translucent composition and operability on both sides of the furniture. In some way this "screen" modifies the space, divides it and conditions its use, allowing to dispose objects or not, on both sides of the furniture. Thanks to the use of reflective glasses as separators; the objects and the traffic can be observed from the opposite side. Its modular, basic and simple way, together with the use of transparency, try to connect conceptually with the use of the oriental screen...