Practical Art Deco Filing Cabinet with Roller Door and Eight Sliding Shelves

Finer quality and superb condition, filing cabinet by Ludwig Schraut. This rare German filing cabinet is another fine example of the quality furniture that was made in the earliest years of the 20th century. The angular design and the almost ebony color patina are an absolute joy to look at. This all original Art Deco filing cabinet for home and office is not only pleasing to the eye though. It is as stable as the day it was handcrafted and as you can see, it is extremely well taken care of. The solid wooden roller door (probably beech) still works perfectly too and it comes with a perfect working lock and the original Art Deco key...

Beautifully designed AND executed, Dutch Art Deco chest with stunning drawers and handles. Having been antique furniture sellers for the fir...

Timeless and great condition cabinet supported by Archibald Kenrick Shepherd castors. If you are looking for an aesthetically pleasing and practical to use cabinet for your home or office then this timeless and multi purpose cabinet could be yours to enjoy soon. This midcentury made cabinet is practical in size, beautiful in shape, made of great quality oak and together with the best quality marble top one could not hope for a better combination of materials. This top quality made cabinet is predominantly made of solid oakwood with some of the most handsome, striped patterns you ever saw. The practical and easy to use roller...

Unique museum quality, 4-piece Parisian Art Nouveau office furniture set. As far as we know, this is the most complete, Louis Majorelle office ...

Good size, great shape and excellent condition antique coat rack. If you are looking for a stylish and practical coat rack in the Arts & Crafts style then this period piece could be perfect for you. It is truly stylish, entirely original and, as you can see in our images, it is in very good condition. This quality antique is handcrafted from solid oak and it comes with all the original and aesthetically beautiful hooks...

Good size, great shape and excellent condition antique coat rack. If you are looking for a stylish and practical coat rack in the Arts & Crafts style then this period piece could be perfect for you. It is truly stylish, entirely original and, as you can see in our images, it is in very good condition. This quality antique is handcrafted from solid oak and it comes with all the original and aesthetically beautiful brass hooks still perfectly intact. Their dark patina makes them contrast perfectly against their oak background. The original, beveled mirror is in excellent condition too and it is ideal for checking your good looks before leaving or when entering. This Dutch Arts and Crafts wall coat rack...

A fine French 1930s small music cabinet in walnut with 2 tambour doors, 1 drawer and bronze details. Can also be used as a night stand or side table.

Harvey Probber Mid Century bleached mahogany and cane front sliding door bar media cabinet. This bar cabinet measures: 42 wide x 18 deep x 33 inches high All pieces of furnitur...

A rare Arts & Crafts oak record cabinet for holding 1978 (LP's do not fit into this cabinet but singles do). With a roll up door retaining the original key ...

Liberty & Co London. A rare Moorish walnut music cabinet with bottle neck glass up and over door above two side drawers with open slide storage below and t...

Of freestanding form constructed in satinwood, extensively adorned with engraved brass strapwork, carrying handles to the sides, the initials 'CN' and the family crest, a Bull's He...

Sn4829, exceptional Art Nouveau mahogany music cabinet, having shaped tray top above open shelf and 5 satinwood crossbanded drawers, all fitted with original stylish Art Nouveau copper handles, standing on elegant shaped legs united by apron. This fine music cabinet retains its original finish which has been cleaned, revived and waxed, all ready to place at home, circa 1900 Measures:H 38.5?, W 22?, D 16? H 98cm, W 57cm, D 41cm A. Wilson, Peck & Co, Sheffield was open for business by 1896, by two founders – Arthur Wilson (a pseudonym) and John Peck. They established a big retail shop on Pinstone Street, right opposite the town hall, which they named Beethoven House. Traces of a large painted advert for the shop’s original occupiers can still be seen in the alleyway left of the shop. Their business was described as pianoforte, harmonium and American organ merchants, tuners and repairers, as well as sole agents for Bechstein pianos...