Early 20th Century, Compactom London Cabinet, Oak

Antique small solid oak chest of drawers, filing cabinet, card index that was used as a stand-alone desk cabinet with information about customers, products, etc. Very nice condition ...

Beautiful Belgian vintage counter display for cigars / smoking articles, compartments for different sizes of cigars. Neat condition with plexiglass cover. Belgian brand J. Cortes si...

Rare old anatomical plaster model of the dog's brain. Beautiful details on a plastic/bakelite base. Worn (small cracks, base repare) but still in good condition as shown in the image...

Beautiful antique microscope by German manufacturer of precision equipement Seibert Witzlar. Was made around 1920. It was the microscope brand of ch...

Rare old anatomical plaster model of the alligator brain. Beautiful details on a bakelite base. Worn but still in beautiful condition and as shown in t...

Old Tôlerie de Boulogne or also known as "the Tol boul", bar game/trade simulator around 1930's operated on 1 franc coins. All metal. A game that was ...

A historic office set from around 1920, Germany. Dimensions: Desk: height 77 cm / width 160 cm / depth 80 cm Library: height 194 cm / width 294 cm / depth 53 cm

1920s oak panelized four drawer file cabinet. Heavy duty. Had been refinished and looks great with age patina. All drawers working smoothly. Deep enough for both legal and letter size file folders...

Beautiful Chinese cabinet in mainly black and red lacquer with red decorations. Contains several shelves and four drawers, all with original brass hardware.

The Early 20th Century Swedish Cabinet epitomizes the grace and sophistication of Swedish craftsmanship during this period. Its distinguished features include intricate dental moldin...

This Early 20th Century Metal Cabinet is a masterpiece of industrial design that fuses functionality with raw aesthetic appeal. Its solid metal construction stands as a testament to ...

This stunning Dental Cabinet was possibly manufactured in USA by Lee Smith & Sons in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Notable for its distinctive nickel hinges and trim, as well as the iconic swing-out drawers synonymous with Lee Smith & Sons, this piece stands as a testament to an era of unparalleled craftsmanship. The piece is made of solid wood (and is pretty heavy). Adorned with twelve meticulously nickel-plated swing-out drawers, complemented by two discreet blind doors below and two elegant glass doors above, further enhanced by an extendable top this cabinet exudes both functionality and elegance. The piece was gently restored, wooden elements were cleaned and finished with high quality wax, nickeled metal parts remain in beautiful original vintage condition. A very unique and rare treasure that will be an unusual element of any original interior such as loft, barber shop etc. Among traders called the Holy Grail of antique medical furniture...