Palmwood Case Pieces and Storage Cabinets

Magnificent and ultra rare Arts & Crafts armoire or wardrobe. Design by Jac. van den Bosch for 't Binnenhuis Amsterdam. Striking Dutch design from 1910. Solid American walnut wit...

A stunning and sophisticated Art Deco sideboard by renowned French designer Jules Leleu, crafted in rosewood and palmwood with intricate floral and butterfly inlay. Dating from the 1...

This old work bench 1950 comes from a French factory in Paris its very hard wooden top made up of three embedded wooden blades it was stripped brushed and then varnished it show...

This stunning 1960s armoire is fully fitted behind the three beautifully grained doors. Each opens to reveal a section with a mixture of elements including mirrors, shelves, a brass ...

Large Habersham Painted Sideboard Cabinet with handcrafted trim along the top and carving on the cabinet pulls deliver an inviting and warm design with the intricate detailing throug...

Pacific Green Bookshelf made from solid coconut sustainably harvested coconut palmwood. This has been pulled apart, stripped and refinished to show off...

This small scale early twentieth century French Art Deco period palm wood marquetry cabinet features sides and doors with striated patterns and inset borders of fine lines of ebonized pearwood. The cabinet is fitted with six doors detailed with bronze tassel pulls...

An exceptional ivory-inlaid ebony, palmwood and bois satiné cabinet, circa 1870. The stepped top with a glazed door flanked by two cupboard doors. The base with the same arrangeme...

One-of-a-kind midcentury Italian dresser/credenza by the Architect Giacomo Sinopoli, in rare organic solid palm wood, with a Asian style, high-quality execution with a central door, and four drawers on each side, decorated with handles that are hand-cast bronze sculptures of oriental inspiration, entirely edged with brass bands, clad in figured bamboo veneer and superbly finished also on the back so that it can float in a room and serve as a divider. Very functional storage piece as a living room...

Modernist Art Deco credenza, France, circa 1930 Flamboyant piece in beech, red lacquered top and handles, palm wood details Impressive and unusual storage piece in original condition from the early modernism, Art Deco era...

Cupboard supported by spinning top-shaped feet, there are two doors on the front, with curved sides. The uprights on the front are placed at 45° with a concave structure that contains two turned columns in gilded bronze; the uprights on the back are protruding and fluted with brass steel plates. Palm wood veneer, with maple reserves on the base, triage maple reserves on the sides, stained maple and Indian walnut threading, on a mahogany base; on the doors there are reserves in "vernis Martin" on a golden base, where are depicted two pairs of putti sitting on clouds, busy writing and playing the zither, while the others are painting or sculpting: they are allegorical representations of the arts. The structure is made of sessile oak wood, with mahogany veneer interiors. It is decorated with gilded bronze applications and framing, with some clear and some opaque finishing; the frames consist of a single piece, realized specifically for this cabinet. The top is in marble with a violet breach, with a bronze frame underneath it. Some frames also delimit the reserves on the sides and on the front, while phytomorphic and floral bronze decorations are applied on the under-the-top band. The lock of the doors has a brass covering, with a double lock on the top and on the bottom. It has a double stamp “BEFORT JEUNE” on the wood, under the marble top. Historical and stylistic analysis: Mathieu Befort...

Italian credenza in stained green Palm leaf mosaic with brass details, Italy, circa 1970. The credenza is made of stained green woven Palm leaf with brass details. The inside is also made in the same wood and color. The outside, front and back, has a high gloss finish. Amazing and very rare piece made with very high quality craftsmanship. Designer: Alberto Smania...