Fabric Shelves

Extra Large Wine Rack with Shelving designed by Arthur Umanoff and manufactured for Shaver Howard in the 1960s. The solid iron frame supports three wooden shelves and one laminate ba...

Mid-Century Modern Wall Unit by Raffaella Crespi, Italy, 1960s The fabric has been changed

Late 19th century petite French bamboo three-shelf étagère. Shelves' surfaces are woven sisal.

A bamboo, rattan and burlap wall shelf or console designed and produced in Italy, c. 1960s.

This is a old open shelf rack from the Taisho period. (1912~1926) Simple and beautiful design. The warmth of the wood creates a gentle atmosphere.

This grand antique cabinet is a 19th century French armoire crafted in the style of Renaissance Revival furniture. The large wardrobe has a clean-lined rectangular form surmounted by a molded and dentil cornice and raised upon short, straight legs. The cabinet is simply decorated with paneled sides and two front doors inset with decorative carvings and mesh screens. Each of the lower panels is beautifully carved in low relief with an ornate oil lamp emitting tendrils of smoke atop a spray of hanging grapes, fruiting branches, and other foliate scrollwork. Vertical fluting adds intrigue to the cabinet front and recalls the carved columns of Roman and Greek architecture. The interior is fitted with four shelves and lined with a neutral printed...

A vintage set of Karl Springer style lacquered grasscloth open cubes that stack to form a chic etagere

Torcello bookcase, an innovative project in the early 1960s that allowed wooden panels to be joined by a metal profile. Torcello is an example of good cabinet-making and innovation. ...

Highly decorative Englis Chinoiserie bamboo and grass cloth bookcase. The three shelves, each 12 inches apart. Very clean and excellent quality 42.75 inches tall, 33 inches wide, 15....

Found in England, this circa 1910 small one door cabinet has a bamboo frame with woven grass cloth on the sides and top, brass tipped feet, a hinged g...

This particular system is commonly referred to as ‘Cado’ to differentiate it from the ‘Royal System', also designed by Poul Cadovius. The spectacular modular rosewood wall system is in really lovely condition with stunning figuring, showing only minimal signs of its previous life. Each individual piece simply hangs on the backboard using angled dowels and can be positioned at your discretion. This particular system is unusual due to the addition of scribe panels either side – finishing the back boards off beautifully – three lighting bars and a pair of Cado speakers. The speakers are open-fronted Cado cabinets that were retro fitted (by the supplying dealer - probably Heals), with Wharfedale 10-inch woofers and single tweeter, and the sound quality is excellent. Each lighting bar simply hangs from brackets from the shelf above. There are four cupboards; two with doors, one with four drawers, and another with sliding doors. The bureau opens to reveal four drawers and a filing slot – ideal for a home office desk. The glass-fronted cabinet has sliding doors and two original glass shelves. As you would expect with a vintage piece, there is some UV fading on some of the back panels, and a few small marks, but nothing that detracts overall. Complete with CITES Certificate. The modular units consist of 20 pieces (plus lights and brackets): 5 x wall panels each measuring 80cm wide x 2.6 metres high, and 2 x scribe panels measuring 23.5cm wide x 2.6 metres high - 447cm total width (all 2cm deep). 4 x cupboards 80cm wide x 52cm high x 46cm deep 1 x Bureau unit 80cm wide x 43cm high x 38cm deep 1 x Glass fronted cabinet 80cm wide x 56cm high x 22 deep 2 x hi-fi speakers 80cm wide x 38cm high x 30 deep 5 x Shelves 80cm wide x 2cm high x 22cm deep 3 x Lighting bars 80cm wide x 5cm high x 6cm deep 10 x shelving brackets.  

Very pretty set of 1920s Art Deco French department store counter display stands for shoes. Would be great to display your favourite pair on in...