Unusual Antique Oak Corner Bookcase

Antique oak hanging corner cabinet, Scotland 1800, H122 Scotland, 1800 Solid oak Original finish Moulded cornice with dentil frieze underneath Canted side panels flank a fielded pan...

Large oak corner cabinet, mirror back cabinet, display cabinet, entryway furniture, Scotland 1900, antique furniture, H050 Scotland, 1900 Solid oa...

Large Georgian carved Gothic oak corner cabinet cupboard, Scotland, 1780, H127 Scotland 1780-1800 Solid oak Original finish Large protruding cornice on top Carved frieze underneath ...

Antique Victorian standing corner cabinet, walnut, mirror back, Scotland 1880, H156 Scotland, 1880 Solid walnut Original finish Finial pedimen...

Antique hanging corner cabinet, inlaid Walnut, bow front, Scotland 1810, H138 Scotland, 1810 Solid Walnut and veneer Original finish Mo...

Antique Large Oak 3 Tier Revolving Bookcase 12 Section. Scotland 1900, H981 Scotland 1900 Solid Oak Original finish Square moulded top above three tiers (12 sections) Raised up on a...

Wimbledon-Furniture is delighted to offer for sale this lovely antique Victorian 19th century Astral glazed Dutch inlaid bookcase in walnut Please note the delivery fee listed i...

Rare English study cabinet, corner bookcase, with two doors and a small fixed door, in mahogany wood of great quality and with a beautiful grain. Enriche...

We are delighted to offer for sale this lovely original George III circa 1760 solid mahogany corner cupboard A very good looking and decorative piece, its hard to believe that th...

Corner cupboard and bookcase in bamboo and rattan attributed to Vivai Del Sud, made in Italy in the 1970s.

Mid-Century Modern Edward Wormley for Dunbar Furniture corner bookcase record console. Made of walnut featuring modular cubist "L" shape form with five tapered metal legs. Founded in 1910, Dunbar Furniture established a reputation for providing quality handcrafted products. The original Dunbar products were fine horse drawn buggies but with the invention of the automobile the company transformed into creating fine furnishings for the home. In 1931, Edward J. Wormley joined Dunbar as a young designer. Wormley's knowledge of furniture history and his global perspective became key in Dunbar's sucess over the next three decades. By the middle of the 20th century, Dunbar and Wormley had become true icons of American furniture design. The company participated in the 1950 Good Design exhibit with the Museum of Modern Art and dominated for the next three years. Dunbar and Wormley's legacy remain today as the company continues to produce for a growing international audicence. Vintage Dunbar Furniture...

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...