Large Dutch Pine Apothecary Cabinet / Bank of Drawers or Shop Counter, ca 1930

This apothecary cabinet was made circa 1930s in the Netherlands by the company Nefkens in Breda. It features 12 drawers in two different sizes with nice brass handles. It is made fro...

This cabinet was produced during the 1930s in the Netherlands. It was used in a factory for yeast and spirits which is also visible on the inside of the drawers as the back of the dr...

This vintage mahogany bank of drawers dates from the 1920/1930s and was made in the Netherlands. It features a mahogany frame, drawers with ma...

This apothecary cabinet was made circa 1940s in Germany and was later used in a hardware store in Belgium until recently. It features 10 drawers with nice brass handles. The interior...

Late 19th Century Apothecary Chest. A fine attractive mahogany 26-drawer chemist, apothecary chest with glass knobs. Each drawer labelled with glass plates showing the names of chemi...

A early 20th century apothecary chest or drawer cabinet made from solid oak. Straight-lined oak body standing on a plinth, open at the back with slightly protruding top panel. A to...

This is a rare and unusual antique Victorian apothecary chest, offering superb storage and period character, circa 1880. This 16-drawer chemist’s shop cabinet showcases fine craftsmanship, with original fascia labels and elegant mahogany tones. Classic apothecary cabinet, ideal for collectors, interior designers, or Victorian storage solutions Rich mahogany and Victorian pine construction, displaying warm hues and fine grain interest Fascinating original bronze fascia labels, featuring a mix of numbered and Latin abbreviations 16 drawers, each dressed with turned wooden pulls for effortless access Lower drop-front storage hutch, complete with a small pull handle Versatile size, perfect for home offices, retail spaces, or stylish kitchen organisation This is a handsome antique chemist’s cabinet...

A superb bank of pine drawers previously used as a shop counter in a French épicerie. The slightly over sailing molded top in fruit wood over a pine carcass with twelve deep heavy g...