Nutwood Collectibles and Curiosities

Rare Hawaiian Ukulele made by Coconut Uke Inc. Very Unusual design and construction,, amazing tone/sound..

1980s Handcrafted CD Holder Columns – A Unique Blend of Functionality and Vintage Design Step back into the 1980s with this distinctive pair of handcrafted CD holder columns. These unique pieces offer a stylish and functional way to organize your CD collection, while also serving as striking decorative elements in any room. Made with attention to detail, these columns showcase the creativity and craftsmanship of the era, making them a perfect addition to any vintage-inspired or eclectic interior. Key Features: Vintage 1980s Design: These CD holder columns capture the essence of 1980s design, combining practicality with a unique and artistic aesthetic. Handcrafted Quality: Each column is meticulously handcrafted, ensuring durability and adding a personal, artisanal touch to your decor. Functional Storage: Designed to hold CDs, these columns are not only decorative but also provide an organized and accessible way to store your music collection. Versatile Decor: While ideal for organizing CDs, these columns can also be repurposed to hold other small items or simply stand as decorative pieces in your home. Dimensions (Each Column): Height: 39.37 inches (100 cm) Width: 9.84 inches (25 cm) Depth: 9.84 inches (25 cm) Why You’ll Love It: These handcrafted CD holder columns are a perfect blend of form and function. They offer a nostalgic nod to the 1980s while serving as practical storage solutions for your CD collection. Their unique design and artisanal quality make them stand out as decorative pieces, adding a touch of vintage charm to any space. A Rare and Collectible Find: Finding vintage CD holders...

Museum quality and superb condition angel wall panels in deep carved relief. This striking pair of hand carved panels is right up there with the best we have ever seen. First of a...

All hand-carved miniature masterpiece, ideal as a home shrine. This unique and wonderful work of religious art is completely handcrafted and the design is truly beautiful. This 19th century antique comes with a great many ultra fine, handcarved details and it is in used, but very good condition. On the one side of the antique plaster corpus of Christ would probably have been a small statuette of Mother Mary and on the other we expect there to have been a small sculpture of John the Baptist (or an other Saint sculpture). However, even without them there, the workmanship of all the Gothic elements in this Christian church relic are such that people will always stop and want to look at it. We particularly like the church window design of the niches, the lamb of god sculpture at the bottom center and the crosses with the trefoil symbols at the ends. If you ever wanted to own and worship a an antique home altar...

Rare Zeppelin wine cooler by Fritz August Breuhaus de Groot, 1925/1935, Bauhaus Stil Part of the dinnerware used in the Zeppelin LZ 129. Design and ...

Stunning, hand carved work of devotional art with an amazing patina. Saint Teresa of Ávila, born Teresa Sánchez de Cepeda y Ahumada, also call...

Beautiful cigarette dispenser of walnut wood for a total of 39 cigarettes, divided inside into three rows of soft wood. The three rows of hand-carved wood are connected to each othe...

Hand painted image of Christ on a porcelain plaque by Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur, Germany circa 1900. The details in this antique work of art and the materials that were used, ...

Amazingly hand carved black forest cross with matching size corpus and Gothic quatrefoil halo. Over the decades we have sold a number of unique a...

Unique cathedral design clock for the collectors of truly stylish Gothic antiques. Finding this unique Gothic table clock truly felt like a blessing. The overall design is remarkable, but the combination of the craftsmanship of the carved nutwood tower and the solid bronze Gothic elements is what takes this clock to the next level. The solid bronze, Gothic church windows on the sides even come with the original and mint condition. Green stained glass windows. The hand-carved ancient bricks...

Extremely rare and stylish, mid-1800s bookcase, by one of Holland's finest. In 2010 the The Hague Municipal Museum (Haags Gemeentemuseum) organized an exhibition by the name of 'Koninklijk Goedgekeurd' which roughly translates to 'Royalty Approved'. On display in this exhibition were some of the rarest pieces of furniture by the best furniture makers in the history of the Netherlands. The work and history of 19th century, Dutch top furniture makers H.P. Mutters and Horrix (both of the Hague) were celebrated in this exhibition. It was named 'Royalty Approved', because both makers were 'purveyor to the court' and had provided many Dutch Royals with the best furniture available in that era. This revolving bookcase has been in our posession for more than 10 years and in our combined 35+ years of experience in this trade we have never seen another one. Not in books, not on the web, not in a museum. It is therefor too that we are quite certain that this revolving bookcase by Horrix would have been on display in the 2010 exhibition had the curators known about it. This unique specimen is created out of various woodtypes, it is beautifully designed and executed, it stands as strong and stable as the day it was handcrafted (over 150 years ago), it still has the original porcelain casters, it revolves perfectly on its original base, it comes with the perfect maker's mark underneath (as shown in image 12) and it has the most beautiful and warm patina. All hand-crafted in what in the rest of the world is better known as the Victorian era, in the Netherlands this style is known as Willem III...

Superb quality and very good condition Gothic stand with an amazing patina. If only the best and the rarest is good enough for you then this stunning church pedestal could be the pe...