Cotton Case Pieces and Storage Cabinets

Antique storage trunk. An unusual chest with a dark stained notch carved wooden frame raised on bun feet with needlepoint embroidery upholstere...

Fine example of a Late Victorian stick and ball blanket chest. Upholstered oilcloth top and textured paneled sides supported by a gorgeous int...

The Shelter Credenza follows the traces of ocas, highlighting the sliding doors in Cabreuva wood, that is a reinterpretation of the traditional mats woven with buriti straw. “This braid evokes the strength and resilience of this people and the beauty of their culture”, recalls the artist. "I like the moments of sharing, where without realizing we learn at the same time that we teach, whether by words, looks or demonstrations. Unfortunately, this face-to-face exchange was interrupted by the pandemic, but with the help of Kulikyrda Mehinako, me and the women from Kaupüna Village were able to carry out them at a distance. Through video lessons I learned the traditional technique of weaving a mat and, in São Paulo, using cylinders of solid cabreuva instead of buriti stems, I wove a mat tha became the door of Shelter Credenza". With a design inspired by the oca structure, this piece represents the family, the shelter, where everyone protects them selves from the cold an rain, where they get together to sleep, where the young women go to their seclusion and is also the place that keeps intact the traditions, identity and culture fo the Mehinako people, living in the Xingu Indigenous Territory. Cabreuva solid wood and cotton threads dyed naturally with raw materials collected in the vicinity of Kaupüna village. 47 1/4 x 118 1/8 x 17 3/4 in 120 x 300 x 45 cm About the Xingu collection...

Celing bookcase with adjustable elements, teak veneered wood with fformica inserts, metal and brass legs and ending parts.

Exceptional dual Haberdashery cabinet filled up with a huge number of original drawstrings, Ribbons and Bobbins. Description on the numbers follows below. This wooden Tubor - Tubca store cabinet for sewing- thread was made in Belgium in the 1950s by the Company Poreye et Fils Brussels - who had a patent on the metal spools. It has 36 drawers, is based on a lowercase with two doors and wheels. All the drawers with glass front still have their original metal handles and paper logos. This big shop display cabinet was owned by a former Clothier - Haberdasher - Tailor - Dresser and will probably end up again in the fashion industry by a costume maker, costume designer, fashion designer , tailor, costumer, dressmaker, couturier, men's tailor store, vintage clothing shop...

Designer: Unknown. Manufacturer: Unknown. Period/Style: Mid-Century Modern. Country: United States. Date: 1960s. Dimensions: 14.5″ H x 72″ L x 21″ W. Materials: Walnut, cotto...

Important room divider by Dassi designed attributed Ico Parisi, 1940. Bookcase and hanging sofa. Part of a unique living room designed to commission. Mahogany, brass and white cotton on one side there is a hanging sofa a brass magazine rack and a asymmetrical shelf...

A Louis Phillipe Fruitwood Bookcase with Overhung Cushion Molded Cornice with Ebonized Trim above Two Glass Panelled Case Doors Opening to Reveal I...