Antique Scottish Victorian Heavily Carved Oak Hall Table, Credenza

Antique Victorian Heavily Carved Oak Hall Cupboard 4 Door, Scotland 1890, H974 Solid Oak Original finish Rectangular top Pair of geometric carved raised panel doors on top Opens to ...

Antique Oak Chair, Gothic Heavily Carved Barley Twist Oak Hall Chair, Desk Chair, Antique Furniture, Scotland 1880, H1063 + Scotland 1880 + Soli...

Antique carved oak sideboard, server, hall table, sofa table, Scotland 1910, H690 Scotland 1910 Solid Oak Original Finish Rectangular mou...

Vintage Carved Oak hall table, side table, sofa table, Scotland 1930, H195 Scotland 1930 Solid Oak and veneers Original finish Oak top with canted corners Single carved oak drawer w...

Antique Carved Oak Corner Hall Armoire Wardrobe Closet, Scotland 1910, H1028 Scotland 1910 Solid Oak Original finish Shaped moulded cornice Thumbnail edging on the front Flanked by...

Large Antique Carved Oak spinning chair, hall chair, Scotland 1880, H696 Scotland 1880 Solid Oak Original finish High carved back with heart cutout With ...

An outstanding 19th century Victorian antique carved mirrored walnut credenza with a magnificent carved solid walnut mirror back and spectacular ...

A very nice Victorian Walnut inlay Credenza with the original velvet fabric on the interior walls and shelves. All the locks are working with the original key. Very good original ...

Antique Victorian quality ebonised inlaid credenza having a quality ebonised top above a inlaid frieze, a single ebonised door to the centre with a beautiful serves style plaque, fla...

A superb antique Victorian burr walnut credenza, Circa 1860 in date. Displaying sophistication and charm, this credenza is the absolute epitome of Victorian high society. Its attent...

Marvelous and practical Gothic Revival cabinet from the early 1800s. This rare, Dutch workmanship, Gothic Revival cabinet from the early 19th century for several reasons is another one of our recent great finds. First of all, this ecclesiastical antique is made exactly like it would have been in early Medieval times. Only solid oak was used and to make this cabinet strong and stable for centuries to come, the artisan(s) only used the ancient method of wooden pin-hole connections (as shown in many of our images). Besides that you should also be able to see how hand-forged, wrought iron nails (with a big head) were used to tighten certain connections whilst at the same time decorating the sides and the top of this cabinet. The perfectly hand carved panels in the shape of Gothic cathedral windows and folded bible pages...

Very elegant credenza in solid oak, France, 1940s. Art Deco Brutalist sideboard. The credenza consists of two storage facilities covered with hand carved designed doors and in the...