German Bookcases

Museum Empire cabinet / writing cabinet, around 1800 Unique antique cabinet / writing cabinet. Solid oak veneered with mahogany. Rectangular ...

A very rare and elegant Biedermeier cabinet of architectural form. Very simple in design with a fantastic and warm burr-ash veneer, accentuated with ebonized thread inlay, discs and ...

Rare piece of furniture of German origin, from the early Empire, in excellent state of conservation, but to be restored, completely removable is a bookcase that will then have to be ...

Beautiful pair of 19th century Biedermeier walnut and ebonized vitrine or bookcase cabinets.

Ernst Rockhausen Bauhaus style plywood and oak display cabinet, Germany, 1920s Size: 88" W 26-16" D 98.5" H. This furniture comes in 2 parts.  

A large, museum quality, 18th century, German, oak bureau bookcase with a serpentine front, original brassware and working locks As fine an example of this model of German cabinet f...

The chique bookcase – étagère– was designed by Bruno Paul ( 1847-1968 ) in circa 1915-1920. It is made out of mahagony.

Germany, circa 1825. A Berlin mahogany display cabinet having a stepped pediment inlaid with boxwood stringing above partially glazed doors divided...

Continental German (19th Century) horn and oak bookcase cabinet with deer head carved doors and pediment.

Exceptional early Biedermeier corner cabinet with three open shelves and one drawer. Mahogany veneer with ebonized columns and brass capitals and bases. The cabinet was made in south...

Console /Sideboard "YPSILON" by Studio 1+11 is made out of stained ash-tree in black. As the name reveals, it is possible to recognize the letter Y by looki...

Rustic Continental German (19th Century) oak and horn trimmed 4 door bookcase cabinet with small interior drawers and antler pediment with carved dogs ...

Baroque display cabinet with curved cornice and a glazed and strutted door. The cabinet is veneered in walnut on all sides and decoratively inlaid on the sides and accentuated in a d...

Very elegant two-doored neoclassical Biedermeier armoire from South Germany, circa 1820. Great, balanced design with a beautiful wood composition and ebonized pilaster columns. The front, sides are veneered in a beautifully grained bookmatched walnut wood on softwood. The veneer becomes more vivid and slightly darker to the bottom of the armoire. The pilaster coumns, as well as a strip around the cornice and base are made from birch roots veneer. Some parts like the middle bar, the legs, the pilaster capitels and the added on key escutcheons have been ebonized. All the wood has been greatly refinished with shellac hand polish (French polish). The armoire can be dismantled in the middle for and easier transport. Build up is very quick and easy. It has an old, original lock that can be locked two times with two bars. Inside, there are four new inlay plates added and covered with a black cotton fabric. On the front doors, there are some old damages and cracks, that have been very well covered...