Early 20th Century Renaissance Style Bookcase with Leaded Glass Door

Elegant in every way, this late-19th century, Louis XV bookcase is as stunning as it is practical. The beautiful, tight grain of walnut, finished in a medium stain is showcased on th...

Welsh high back armchair, features mortise and tenon joinery with wooden pegging and a hand-carved relief in the chair back.

Fine scalloped edging creates the lines of this Dutch occasional table. A quartrefoil base with upper and lower finials is supported by scrolled feet on castors. The mirrored 3/4 inc...

This beautiful oak bookcase showcases two glass front doors with carved lower door panels, one with a carved roe deer to symbolize Belgium's native animals the other with a carved la...

With elaborate carvings of the Renaissance Revival style, this walnut bench features a molded cornice over a frieze with floral roundels, a high back, scrolled arms, upright fluted c...

Fine craftsmanship and lavish carvings abound in this handsome Renaissance Revival Hunt cabinet, which was created in France in the late-19th century from European oak. The cabinet i...

A sculptural carved oak sideboard cabinet bookcase Spanish Renaissance style restored and polished to shellac. In oakwood Measure cm: H 55/141 x W 2...

Important Italian Tuscany Renaissance Bookcase, by Michele Bonciani - Cascina - Tuscany, widely hand-carved with renaissance motifs , in ebonized walnut polished to wax. Original gla...

Found in England, this mahogany bookcase cabinet dates from approximately 1900. We had the piece ebonised in England by professionals and left the interiors in the original stained m...

A Regency style early 20th century mahogany bookcase. The bookcase comprises of a glazed upper section and a bowfronted cupboard low...

Fabulous simple and elegant 3 section leaded glass bookcase with a drop down desk and compartment drawers. Total of 6 sections all in oak which includes a top & bottom 3 leaded glass sections and the desk. Desk lid...

Amazing hugh cabinet of the early 20th century. This piece was standing in a Viennese private school which was founded in 1897. Focus of this school was European education. The students came mainly from all parts of the Danube Monarchy. The cabinet is one of severals. More and less with the similar dimension. Herbal, biology supplements, globes aso. Were exhibited in this glass vitrine. The frame is completely disassembled so you can deliver it rather easily. The frame is made of glazed softwood. Due to the age and the weight of the doors it is not easy to close them totally. But it should be no problem with a little bit pressure. The lower part has 12 drawer, 4 pieces in one row. Some of the glasses are old and you can see the tiny bubbles in the glass, some are new. To re-assemble the cabinet you need a carpenter! We restored this piece in our workshop and then 4 men helped to re-assemble the piece in our gallery with the advise of our carpenter. Please ask if you need a smaller version, or if you need more shelves. The furnitures inside...