Louis Seize Cabinet, circa 1800

The doors are designed according to an Egyptian pylon. Stylized palace facades at the bottom, slits at the top for ventilation. On the sides geniuses as guardians in the form of falcons and squatting human figures. On the door front bats and sun disk...

Pillar cabinet with cambered body, one drawer and door, and pillar supports with brass bases and capitals. Mahogany veneered.

Cabinet with concave curved front and lateral three-quarter-columns with leaf capitals and profiled bases. One-drawer and one-door under the profiled top panel. Mahogany, solid and v...

Single-door Biedermeier display cabinet with a three-sided glazed front and two shelves as well as a small curved shelf supported by small columns. The display cabinet is veneered in...

Gilt children’s chair by Jean Baptiste Boulard (1725-1789) standing on fluted tapered legs, with a reupholstered backrest and seat in white. Stamped at the bottom JB Boulard.

Small Japanese lacquer cabinet from the Meiji period with two doors and a drawer as well as side handles. The cabinet is decorated with gold...

George III Apothecary cabinet A George III mahogany apothecary cabinet. The box has a brass military late handle set in the top and comprises a pair of doors that open and have space for six bottles. The interior can hold four bottles and has two drawers, one for scales and the other to hold small bottles and other equipment. To the rear of the box is a locked compartment with a sliding door designed to hold four bottles which could have been poisonous. The box is in good condition but is missing some bottles. (Circa 1800...

A stunning and unusual Chinese book cabinet with beautiful red lacquer and extraordinary carvings on each upper door. From Shanxi Province, circa ...

Louis XVI mahogany cabinet with marble top and brass gallery, France, circa 1800.

Unique Louis Seize hall cabinet-wardrobe from 1790 solid oak upright rectangular two-door body with profile-framed fields in the middle of each door a carved Amphora. Architectura...

Antique magnificent quality Dutch marquetry cabinet, circa 1800-1820.

A beautiful Empire style or Louis seize cabinet that was made in the Netherlands, circa 1820s. This high quality piece is completely made in the finest European oak. There are three stepped drawers in the lower section. The drawers are fitted with authentic Dutch cast brass drawer pulls and key plates. All drawers are equipped with a working lock and key. The upper part of the cabinet has two doors with raised panels, chamfered corners and original cast brass key plate with working lock and key. The interior of the upper cabinet houses three drawers below, all with original brass drawer pulls. Above a fixed shelf with two cutlery drawers underneath. Above the mid shelf is a half shelf...