French Atelier's Storage Unit

A good scale late 19th century French wine cage with two locking doors. A wonderfully sculptural piece.

An early 20th century French artist's shelves in their original finish, Paris, circa 1900.

An unusual French 19th century étagère/display stand or 'whatnot' with four shelves and embellished frieze at the top, constructed in walnut. The D-shaped tiers are supported by turn...

An Excellent Quality English Regency Period Rosewood Whatnot. Consisting of four rosewood veneered shelves, one with a slim drawer, connected by four decorative turned columns and s...

Impressive 19th century French glazed bookcase. In old paint and has old glass. The upper section with arched cornice above a pair of glazed doors. The base with twin paneled...

Fantastic Late 19th Century French verdigris copper hanging lantern with chain. This is a fabulous fully glazed verdigris copper lantern featuring a beautiful-pierced frame with a t...

Industrial hand-finished plywood, steel and cast iron shelving / storage / bookcase unit is hand-built in our Connecticut workshop using all America...

1920s late Victorian pigeon hole unit - storage - shelving unit (Model 9). 1920s late Victorian pigeon hole unit - storage - shelving unit (Model 9). Sourced from a brickyard in t...

20th century Aero zipper haberdashery display unit – storage unit. Aero zippers is a British company founded in the eighties and still trading. We fell in love with the graphics and ...

1920’s Late Victorian pigeon hole unit – storage – shelving unit (Model 23) 1920’s Late Victorian pigeon hole unit – storage – shelving unit (Model 23). So...

1920’s Late Victorian pigeon hole unit – storage – shelving unit (Model 33). 1920’s Late Victorian pigeon hole unit – storage – shelving unit (Model ...

1920’s Late Victorian Pigeon Hole Unit – Storage – Shelving Unit (Model 32) 1920’s Late Victorian Pigeon Hole Unit – Storage – Shelving Unit (Model 32). Sourced from a brickyard in the north of England, outside Hull. The works had been producing bricks for over two hundred years although it sadly stopped production in the 1970’s. The yard was left untouched for over 50 years and fell into a pretty grim state. Fortunately the original turn of the century maintenance shed had been sealed up and was untouched. The shed housed an extraordinary batch of industrial pigeon hole...