Tall Corner Cabinet/Secretaire in Mahogany, 1840s

The antique Late Empire corner cabinet with mahogany shelves from the 1840s is an impressive piece of furniture history that exudes elegance and timeless beauty. The corner cabinet i...

This exquisite secretary, crafted from rich mahogany with intricate inlaid wood details, showcases the elegance and craftsmanship of the 1840s. With its timeless design and impeccabl...

German secretary of patinated elm wood with top and brass fittings decorated with marquetry from Berlin around the 1840s. Dimensions in cm: H:207.5 W:...

High mahogany secretary with marquetry and brass fittings from around the 1840s. Measurements in cm: H:215 W:104 D:52

Mahogany, satinwood, and marquetry inlaid corner cabinet, the molded cornice above two glazed doors enclosing two fixed shelves. The lower sectio...

Edwardian mahogany corner cabinet. This English mahogany cabinet is an elegant corner piece. The cupboard top is ornately glass paneled and the bottom cabinet is decoratively inlaid with satinwood. The cabinet stands on an apron with bracket feet. Glass doors open to 3 shelves lined in sumptuous blue green antique damask...

This double door, Large Mahogany Corner Cabinet is manufactured from kiln dried, plantation grown, mahogany, and features figured mahogany vene...

Rare chinoiserie cabinet with polychrome decorations made in Giambattista Gianotti's Officine Riunite d'Arte Decorativa (Room 116) for the II Biennial - Lombard Section - Room with Furniture and Stained Glass Windows of the Officine Riunite d'Arte Decorativa. Unique Exemplar. The extraordinary piece of furniture is dated 1925. The piece of furniture is an extraordinary example of great cabinet making and woodworking. In fact, these special features are denoted by the manic inlays inserted in the cabinet. The inlays are perfect even in its smallest elements. Its depictions are mainly ornaments and floral elements. These inlays are found on the crown of the cabinet, on the sides, and on the legs. The cabinet opens via two lockable doors. Inside we find great magic! We are greeted by numerous walnut wood drawers of various sizes that can be opened with wooden knobs. Each wooden door is finely carved with ornaments and natural elements such as flowers and birds. The two main doors inside are also finely carved. Let's call it a chinoiserie piece of furniture because of this element that contradicts it: the numerous cabinets inserted inside, where opening this piece of furniture looks like opening a secret chest...