19th Century Country French Corner Bookcase

19th century rustic Swedish painted corner cabinet features a wonderful distressed painted finish that reveals the natural color of the ...

19th century Country French bookcase is a splendid way to display any collection, keepsakes or memorabilia! Hand-crafted from solid oak and car...

19th century French Henri II Neoclassical Corner Vitrine ~ Bookcase exudes a stately elegance that will preside over any room! Of unusual design, it is designed for the corner yet presents a fully rounded facade, creating a quarter of a pie shape when viewed from above. Boldly molded crown molding combined with a spindle rail accented with turned urn finials on the corners combine to preside over the upper glazed door, one continuous curved glass pane set in a steel frame, which makes it even moreso unusual. Two sconce style glass shelves inside with finely scrolled supports combine with the single full size pie-shaped glass shelf to create unusual yet wonderful display possibilities. Directly underneath, two drawers emerge like slices of the pie to create additional convenient storage, and the lower section boasts twin cabinet...

19th Century English Mahogany Corner Bookcase ~ Curio Cabinet will make the perfect choice for utilizing an otherwise empty corner space to one's greatest advantage! Storage below b...

18th Century Country French rustic corner cabinet was hand-crafted from old-growth oak on a grand scale compared to typical corner cabinets from the era, intended obviously for a palatial home! Standing over six and a half feet tall, it features three shelves and a surface for lots of display possibilities, all framed by scrolled side panels in a pyramidal form. The cabinet below features mitered corners and a high surface with a surprisingly capacious cabinet within, fitted with two shelves for a total of three surfaces. The cabinet door is obviously hand-made, with a solid arched and beveled center panel surrounded by a framework artfully decorated with wildflower sculptures in relief. The single key guard in steel adds a nice accent, with the door itself hung with steel barrel...

19th Century country French Louis XIV white washed bookcase is the perfect choice for storage, display and adding a timeless panache to your decor! Hand-crafted from solid oak, it fe...

Rare English study cabinet, corner bookcase, with two doors and a small fixed door, in mahogany wood of great quality and with a beautiful grain. Enriche...

Exceptional early Biedermeier corner cabinet with three open shelves and one drawer. Mahogany veneer with ebonized columns and brass capitals and bases. The cabinet was made in south...

A fine 19th century French Art Populair, or Folk Art, corner cabinet from Normandy. Made of pitch pine with bold geometric carved panels. In three parts: the bottom has a small dovetailed drawer and one interior shelf, the top cabinet has two interior shelves, and the crown is decorated with carved rosettes. Locks and keys in working condition. An unusual cabinet...

Swedish country house corner cabinet from northern Sweden. The cabinet is a Swedish country home furniture from the first half of the 19th century, circa 1820 to 1840. Made in painte...

Whimsical 19th century country French provincial pine corner cabinet or corner cupboard painted by artist Ira Yeager (American 1938-2022). Constructed from pine with mostly wood peg joinery and patinated brass hardware. Finished in a festive peachy tone with white trim. The paneled door opens to a four shelf storage area. The cupboard is supported by shaped legs conjoined by a gracefully shaped apron in front. Ira loved painting period pieces from France and Sweden to display with his art in his studio. Provenance: From the estate of Ira Yeager, Calistoga, CA. Lovely European farmhouse...

Mid-Century Modern Edward Wormley for Dunbar Furniture corner bookcase record console. Made of walnut featuring modular cubist "L" shape form with five tapered metal legs. Founded in 1910, Dunbar Furniture established a reputation for providing quality handcrafted products. The original Dunbar products were fine horse drawn buggies but with the invention of the automobile the company transformed into creating fine furnishings for the home. In 1931, Edward J. Wormley joined Dunbar as a young designer. Wormley's knowledge of furniture history and his global perspective became key in Dunbar's sucess over the next three decades. By the middle of the 20th century, Dunbar and Wormley had become true icons of American furniture design. The company participated in the 1950 Good Design exhibit with the Museum of Modern Art and dominated for the next three years. Dunbar and Wormley's legacy remain today as the company continues to produce for a growing international audicence. Vintage Dunbar Furniture...