French Burled Maple Veneered Glass-Door Cabinet, circa 1840

Having a stepped cornice and accompanying lower molding on the upper (later) bookcase section which houses 4 levels of shelves, the lower section is a credenza with four doors openin...

Beautifully crafted bookcase with three ebonized sections: the crown, middle top, and lower sections and feet, the upper doors with original glass and applied woodwork of arches, t...

Italian neoclassic style walnut & inlaid glass door armoire, mid 20th century.

The shaped and footed platform or stand with a central carrying handle and three fitted sections housing two inkwells and a sandwell all with removable lids, extending outward from the stand is a hook with a servant bell.

When extended forming a large oval, having extendable sliding supports, raised on turned legs with brass ring casters, top 32" in depth when sides folded down.

currently in a fine home in Genova, Italy this two part cabinet has a thick slab of Carrara marble between the sections, the bottom cabinet has been reduced in depth and opens to rev...

Louvered-door cabinet in walnut , circa 1900.

Louvered-door cabinet in walnut, circa 1900.

A fine two-door bookcase Constructed in a fine mahogany, with flame veneers to the front; rising from a plinth base, the lockable blind doors over having recessed fielded panels w...

Greep cabinet with glass doors by Van Rossum Dimensions: D76 x W41 x H226 cm Materials: Oak, steel, glass. The wood is available in all standard Van Rossum colors, or in a match...

A tall British Colonial rosewood storage cabinet with glass doors from the early 20th century. This antique display cabinet features a molded cornice atop a tall case with pair of five-panel front doors, set with glass. The skirt and sides of the cabinet remain clean and simple, and has a very subtle elongated carve out giving it an ever so slight raise off of the ground. This piece is made of rosewood, giving it a beautifully rich presence. This storage cabinet stands approximately 6.5 feet tall, and just over 3.75 feet wide, making it a great storage piece. Please note that there is some slight bowing at the lower right door, which doesn't allow the piece to close fully flush at bottom. This 1920s British Colonial rosewood cabinet, offers endless storage and display potential for your treasured collections, hall/bath linens...

An English mahogany vitrine cabinet from the mid 19th century with glass doors, dark banding, fabric and drawers. Created in England during the second quarter of the 19th century, th...