Victorian Oak Collector's Cabinet, 19th Century

Georgian Mahogany collector's cabinet An 18th century Georgian mahogany three drawer collector's cabinet. The cabinet has a single box wood inlaid door with a working lock and ...

Georgian Mahogany collector's cabinet A late 18th to early 19th century Georgian inlaid mahogany two door collector's cabinet. The pair of doors have recessed panels with box w...

Victorian Satinwood Bedside Cabinet A late 19th century Victorian satinwood bedside cabinet. The cabinet has a right hand opening door that has a fielded panel, a brass pull ha...

A middle of the 19th century mahogany table cabinet. The cabinet has panels of birds eye maple and the door and side panels have ebony beading. The interior has two short drawe...

Victorian Mahogany bedside cabinet A mid 19th century Victorian mahogany open front bedside cabinet. The cabinet has a gallery back and stands on four turned legs with brass ca...

Victorian walnut stationery cabinet A late 19th century Victorian carved walnut stationery box. The box has a brass plate stating Philip. Son & Nephew. Liverpool" and the lock is stamped "Bramah...

English Regency period mahogany collectors chest with ebonized detail. The mahogany case having six drawers with turned pulls, figured mahogany top with molded edge and sitting on a ...

A fine example of a diminutive burled walnut vargueno, collector or valuables cabinet, with molded cornice and drop front, opening to a multi-drawer ...

This is a elegant Victorian mahogany table top jewellery collectors cabinet, circa 1840 in date. The cabinet is freestanding, finished all...

A 19th century French carved wooden box or small cabinet, perhaps for spices, with hinged door, opening to an interior shelf and two small drawers. I...

Vintage Scandinavian filing cabinet made from solid oak with a dark patina. It's most likely made in the early 20th century, ca 1920s. A ...

A Fine Louis XV Ormolu mounted Tulipwood, Kingwood & Parquetry Collectors Cabinet Mid 18th Century Attributed to Jean-François Oeben The shaped marble top over a shaped cabinet with tulipwood, kingwood & parquetry throughout, with tambour shutters revealing a re-fitted interior with 6 graduating drawers, all over four cariole legs ending in gilt bronze sabots. Height 41 in. Width 38 in. Depth 20 in. Jean-François Oeben, ébéniste du roi in 1754 and maître in circa 1761. Jean-François Oeben was a sub-tenant of charles-joseph boulle (1688–1751) in the galleries of the louvre from 1751, and in 1754 was granted lodgings at the gobelins and then at the arsenal in 1756. he was appointed ebéniste du roi in 1754 and was therefore able to work outside guild restrictions. he was a protégé of the marquise de pompadour, the marquis de marigny and the duc de choiseul. his identifiable works span less than ten years. his earliest pieces are in the louis xv style (e.g. small table, 1756–8; munich, residenzmus.), and he seems even to have completed some pieces started by jean-pierre latz (e.g. pair of corner cupboards...