Comoda de Poste Altar Cabinet, Philippines

A southern whitewashed walnut jelly cupboard. Inscribed on backsplash in chalk: "Built in 1836 for Mrs. Willingham’s Gr Gr father (Belt)”. More likely 1886. There is a Belt Willing...

A provincial Spanish oak paneled coffer made circa the 17th century. Retaining original snipe hinge loops on carcass with later iron strap hinges and rose head nails. Pegged pane...

An Italian walnut cabinet with neoclassical marquetry designs, inlaid with Amor and Psyche on each side panel, circa 1870s. 34 ½ by 14 inches deep by 43 inches tall

A Regency inlaid mahogany sideboard, circa 1820. Exceptional greek key and conch shell inlay. 59 ¼ inches wide by 22 inches deep by 36 ½ inches tall at backsplash; 33 inches ta...

Solemn and ceremonial, this petite armoire stands like a devotional column—its oak façade incised with rhythmic motifs that echo both liturgical ornament and rural craftsmanship. The...

Antique Spanish circa 1920s carved wood cabinet with 2 drawers and 2 doors. Measurements: Height: 31 Length: 41" Depth: 17".

19th century Catalan Spanish buffet with two doors.      

Fantastic vintage Spanish Colonial Revival style oak cupboard, hutch, cabinet, or dry bar comprised of hand carved oak, wood pegs & shelves, & brass. Beautiful condition, keeping in mind that this is vintage and not new so will have signs of use and wear. This piece has lots of wonderful patina. We have added new magnetic latches to doors as they we just not staying shut on their own. Please see photos and zoom in for details. We attempt to portray any imperfections. Circa, Late 19th Century through 20th Century. We really have a hard time determining age of this piece. It is fabulous no matter and is priced for its beauty and not its age. Enigma definition: A person, object, or thing that is mysterious, puzzling, or difficult to understand. This cupboard is just that… definitely puzzling and mysterious!! And I sure wish it could talk because I bet it has some GREAT stories to share!! Something tells me it’s seen a few things and has had quite an interesting history. It is a one-piece cabinet comprised of oak with a top and bottom section and an open center section. The doors have carvings with (what we believe are) dates back to the 1600’s. The door fronts remind me of vintage livery cupboards… they are nostalgic and quite mystifying!! We don’t believe the whole cupboard is quite the same age, hence, more mystery! We believe the body or frame of the cupboard is Early 1900’s, possibly earlier, and was made from reclaimed lumber or someone possibly took pieces of an old cabinet and repurposed it. The top section is constructed with mortise & tenon joints (no nails!), the inner top & base cabinets each enclose a single adjustable wood shelf with aged wood peg brackets, and stepped siderails or shelf supports. Both the top and lower door fronts bear enigmatic brass armoire hinges...