19th Century English Mahogany and Grillework Cabinet

Fine 19th century English Regency bronze mounted rosewood chiffonier. Great quality bronze mounts and caryatids forming the stiles. Beveled glass doors and handsome turned feet.

Great color and patina on this 19th century English mahogany breakfront form sideboard with 2 drawers flanked by 2 cabinet doors. The botto...

Great little 19th century English Regency period inlaid rosewood breakfront bookcase cabinet. Under 12" deep with beautiful inlays, open shelves on the sides, mirrored doors conceali...

19th century Scottish regency mahogany sideboard. Rich, nice color mahogany with three frieze drawers over two cabinet doors that open to 6 additional drawers- 3 on each side. ...

19th century Anglo-Indian jackwood and ebony cabinet. Dutch colonial era from Ceylon. Two part cabinet resting on ebonized base (3 parts).

Nicely proportioned 19th century Southern backcountry mahogany veneered sideboard with reeded legs, possibly made in GA or SC. In untouched, "as found", condition with one pull missi...

French demi lune sideboard in mahogany. Empire, circa 1820. Two-door corpus in demi lune form. Mahogany veneered on oak. One drawer. Newer slightly overhanging granite top instea...

Rare pair of Regency or Late Georgian Inlaid Mahogany sideboard cabinets. Wonderful trapezoidal form with concave side doors and interior shelving. Drawers with original lion pulls. Reeded columns and amphora feet. Provenance: Winter Antique Show...

Circa 1870 19thC English Mahogany Drapers Cabinet Measures: W78 x D53 x H76 cm.  

This Napoleon III Demi Lune cabinet is of exquisite quality. The half moon shaped cabinet has two doors and one central drawer. It has a very pretty kingwood veneer with a gorgeous...

Large, handsome, raised, two-door, hand carved, cabinet in cherrywood.

A lovely late 19th century gilt bronze-mounted English cabinet / server By Hampton & Sons A bronze gallery above a single drawer and four gilt and painted columns, with a mirrored back over three gilt and figural-painted doors with shelved interiors, fluted legs with bronze mounts. Stamped Hampton & Sons Pall Mall East on the inside of the drawer. Established in 1830 in Cranbourn Street, Leicester Square by William Hampton, later being joined by his sons, George and William, the company moved to 8 Pall Mall East, adjacent to Trafalgar Square, in very large premises, trading as builders and surveyors, estate agents, ‘antique and modern furniture dealers’, general furnishers, upholsterers, plumbers and electricians. Their commissions included, inter alia, the furnishing of the Royal Yacht Britannia...