Late 18th Century Georgian Oak Cabinet / Cupboard

An elegant English bow front sideboard. Mahogany veneered book-matched door panels, inlaid with solid ebony edging. The doors and drawers h...

A late 19th century Louis XVI style solid walnut cabinet. Richly embellished with refined carving. At the center an arched glass door, the inside is li...

A French solid walnut display vitrine. The cabinet is made according to the French Art Deco school. At the top are solid iron doors, these are beautif...

A long mid century bookcase made of walnut veneer. The cabinet has three aluminum painted panels with fishes. Created and signed and dated (1966) by Hubert Minnebo (Belgium, 1940). The cabinet has 3 doors. Left and right are glass sliding doors. The cabinet has onea key, which fits on all three doors. The condition is good, except for a few missing pieces of wood veneer. The video shows the veneer flaws. The painted panels are made of anodized aluminum. It is a technique that aluminum is anodized, the aluminium panel can absorb aniline color pigments; these are color pigments that are dissolved in acetone or dimethyl formamide. This requires smooth work, comparable to painting a fresco, where correction of errors is not possible. Minnebo also made this panels aluminum panels for reception halls and house facades and as decoration in restaurants and stations. His work is refined with a controlled use of colours. Free shipping for purchase in Europe The oeuvre of sculptor, jewelery designer and graphic artist Hubert Minnebo has been in the spotlight for fifty years. Not in the front row, but also indispensable. Between realism and idealization. Without overestimation, and with an unmistakable noblesse d'âme. This monograph charts Minnebo's remarkable artistic journey and is generously illustrated with photographs of his life and work. Well-known critics and several artists and friends of Minnebo are collaborating: Octave Landuyt...

An antique French tambour door bookcase, made of solid mahogany wood. It's made in France, at the the end of the Napoleon III period, 1860-1870. ...

Beautiful antique chest of drawers from the Louis Seize Period. This commode comes from France and dates from circa 1780-1790. It is...

18th century oak and mahogany wall cupboard from the Lancashire region of England. The top has a molded edge and sits atop a gorgeous case. The sides are simple, and there are two dr...

Late 18th century Georgian oak livery cabinet, circa 1780, George III period. Livery is composed of two pieces. A cabinet above and bin plus drawers be...

Stunning 18th century baroque Swedish cabinet. This amazing piece has been dry scrapped down to showcase traces of the original paint. Lots of neutral tones run through out this uniq...

This charming antique oak cupboard was given a (newer) white painted finish that has been slightly distressed to compliment the European country style of the display cabinet. The scalloped edging, bonnet/crown and hand-carved details adds a touch of grace. This cabinet is made in 2 pieces - the top can be separated from the base. Note the close up photos to appreciate the finish. This delightful cupboard/cabinet has been restored and waxed; it is in working condition and ready for use. Any nicks, scratches, signs of wear are age related and do not detract from the. function nor beauty of this oak display cupboard. ** In light of current affairs and fluctuating fuel prices shipping quotes and timelines are estimates only. Buyer is required to notify us upon purchase if there are interior or exterior stairs, steps, or freight elevators...

Antique cabinet or cupboard from a German monastery. Made of solid oak. Mostly from the late 18th century. Body with beveled corners and protruding header. Cassettes on the side. ...

18th Ccentury rustic dutch cupboard ~ Raised Cabinet was created by able rural artisans for a distinct purpose, and designed with a charming lack of fancy adornment making it ideal f...