Morris and Co attributed. A subtle Anglo-Japanese walnut sideboard dresser

Edward William Godwin (firmly attributed) for Collinson and Lock, a superior quality Anglo-Japanese rosewood sideboard almost certainly designed by Edward William Godwin. Godwin's st...

An Anglo-Japanese inverted mahogany sideboard, the arched open cornice with a small central carved display bracket to the centre, and an upper display shelf, a dentil cornice below w...

Liberty and Co. (attributed), an Anglo-Japanese walnut armchair with wavy arm supports and arms that follow through to the side stretchers.

George Washington Jack (1855-1931) for Morris & Co. A rare and exceptional Arts & Crafts exhibition quality mahogany sideboard, the upper superstructure a three-quarter turned gallery with chevron and string inlays with a lower and upper open shelf surmounted by finely turned finials. The shaped top with dental moulded details below and a central bowed drawer flanked by inlaid devices and two side drawers with quartet's to each corner and conforming inlays, the whole on tapering square legs joined by semi-circular shaped stretcher's, typical of George Jack's work. The legs are identical to his famous Saville...

1960's Founders Furniture Co. model 21301-48, F-16 sideboard with two cabinet compartments and four double doors with cast bronze finish hardware. The le...

This elegant sideboard, crafted by a master cabinet maker in Italy during the late 1940s, was custom-designed for a private residence just outside Florence. The design is attributed ...

Rare original Arts & Crafts mahogany sideboard or dresser designed by Philip Webb and made by Morris & Co. This is a well documented design that is becoming increasingly scarce.

The namesake of this piece is an alley one block from our Los Angeles studio, known for its bazaar-like display of stalls hawking clothes and textiles at wholesale prices. The scene is reminiscent of markets in Central America and, walking through it during breaks from the shop, one feels instantly transported out of the US. It's a hectic environment, however, and the Santee Sideboard is a meditation on minimalism in answer to the raucous consumerism taking place below. We take great care in selecting the sustainably harvested lumber for every piece. Each panel of the cabinet, once milled and joined, is polished with well tuned hand planes...