Dutch Bombe Cabinet Bookcase Walnut

Superb Dutch Floral Bomber Display Cabinet. Circa 1930 This Bombe-shaped cabinet with marquetry is a unique and visually striking piece of furniture. "Bombe" refers to the shape of t...

Sheraton Revival Mahogany Display Cabinet. Circa 1890 Standing upon Shaped Legs with a Shaped Frieze. The Cabinet Features 2 Astragal Glazed Doors Which Open to Reveal 2 Interior She...

- Stunning antique Edwardian china cabinet or bookase in the Sheraton manner - Lovely delicate design with glass fronted top - Love t...

Gorgeous Sheraton revival mahogany bookcase Classic broken arch pediment to the top Intricate inlay work includes floral motifs and urn motifs Offered in great shape ready for hom...

Elegant mahogany display cabinet after Epstein Great piece to display decorative pieces such as porcelain and silver plate Features two glass shelves and two drawers below so ample s...

Good Quality Mahogany Display Cabinet. Circa 1900 This Display Cabinet Stands Upon Shaped and Carved Legs with an Undertray. The Lower Paneled Doors Featuring Blind Fret Work. The Up...

Exceptional example of 18th century Dutch display cabinet Three bombe drawers with original hardware Glass panels on upper cabinet are individually ins...

This is a superb antique Dutch Rococo burr walnut bombé Armoire, circa 1780 in date. It has been accomplished in stupendous burr walnut with masterf...

Two piece antique Dutch cabinet crafted from walnut and mahogany and newly restored. This three drawer chest offers up plenty of storage while al...

Restoration required. Dutch marquetry cabinet, large angular form with shaped cornice with a floral basket marquetry panel over double glazed d...

An elegant Dutch cabinet or cupboard that was made in The Netherlands, circa 1820s. It was completely made in the best quality fine European oak. It has a bombe base ending on claw and ball feet. The base houses 4 drawers each with the original brass key plates and drawer pulls. All drawers are equipped with working locks with a key. The upper cabinet has two elegant doors with beautiful recessed panels. Behind the doors, there are three drawers situated at the bottom, above a shelf with two cutlery drawers underneath. The doors can be opened 180 degrees due to the ingenious hinges. The cabinet has a concave and convex molded cornice with a central hand carved pediment The pediment shows scrolls and acanthus and would have showcased the largest piece of the “Kaststel”. The corniche has three flat areas that were meant to support a set of Chinese porcelain or delft earth ware...

A charming teak Dutch Colonial storage cabinet with glass doors from Java, Indonesia. The stepped crown with applied carving is distinctly Dutch. Ample storage below, storage drawer,...