Sequins Case Pieces and Storage Cabinets

Antique Danish Oak Chest of Drawers, 1910s. Small Rococo style commode with three serpentine front drawers and four turned legs connected with stretcher. Made in Denmark in the earl...

A very good Georgian oak five drawer chest of drawers, original period locks, medium oak colour, standing on bracket feet, in overall very good condition. 32" high 31.5" wide 18" de...

Unique sideboard from the 1960s in Scandinavian design. High-quality corpus in teak veneer with four drawers, two doors, one shelf and new stainless steel feet in Bauhaus design. Qu...

A sideboard that has a particular appearance and function, thanks to the high quality workmanship and finishing with a particular attention to every details.

Long teak credenza by UK maker Europa Furniture. Resting on a trestle base and featuring four drawers and two storage cabinets. Wide rosewood handles offset the light teak grain. Ple...

Large sideboard by Jules Leleu, made in the 1950s in rosewood veneer and mother-of-pearl marquetry, signed on the side with the J.LELEU stamp, gilt bronze feet

Brutalist Oak Chest of Drawers, 1970s A solid and quietly sculptural Brutalist chest of drawers in oak, likely dating from the 1970s. The piece features three wide drawers with sim...

A rustic chest of drawers crafted with light rustic oak. It has a mirrored herringbone oak parquetry design with three oak-sculptured drawers accented w...

Here is a rare asymmetric sideboard / console by Roger Rougier, circa 1980s. The piece is comprised of two halves - on the left a triangular set of drawers topped by a deep drop-dow...

What an extraordinary chest of drawers! The top is plain with a bullnose edge and the sides are nicely paneled. The front corners of the case are boldly reeded and toward the top a sprig of lily of the valley is delicately carved inside the reed. Above this is a massive scrolled acanthus leaf corbel, appearing to support the top. The drawers are more or less equal in depth with faux panels created by an applied mitered molding with a bead running round the inside. The knobs are rare; hardly ever seen They are the classic shape of the ceramic knobs found on much Central European vernacular furniture, except these are carved in wood. The gourd-like feet have similar contours. The oak was finished in dark tones and then was painted over in buttermilk. At some time it was painted white and has worn or been rubbed through to the earlier layers. The result is a delightful piece that need not be confined to the bedroom, but rather can be enjoyed wherever some whimsical storage...

Wonderful early 18th C oak chest of drawers, lovely size and great colour. 1720

As shown: Solid white oak with white oak veneer and cerused finish. Turned brass legs and drawer pulls Swing doors and inset leather panels Oil and wax cerused finish Dimensio...