Machine Age Case Pieces and Storage Cabinets

Mid century country farmhouse kitchen Hoosier cabinet. It features a white enameled work surface and multiple storage drawers / compartments / and a flour bin / bread drawer. Dime...

this massive stainless steel cabinet is ideal for storage or display in a loft setting or other large space;  consisting of three cabinets each fitted with two-glazed hinged doors an...

Mid century 5 piece stacking card catalog cabinet by Globe Wernicke. This industrial apothecary style cabinet features two 15 drawer sections flanked by two central pull out shelves...

This streamlined, machine-age, brushed steel, highboy dresser was designed by Norman Bel Geddes for Royal Metal Manufacturing Co. circa 1940s. The dresser features Bel Geddes signatu...

A nice example of older industrial or office cabinetry seen here in this 27 drawer steel cabinet. Signed and still retaining the original Gertz Jamaica decal...

Stunning Oak Rolling Dry Bar Cabinet in the style of Charles Dudouyt/Atelier Gentilhommière C1950.           Great design and good craftsmanship with beautifully turned columns, carved geometric detailing and copper hinges...

A Warren McArthur modernist rolling bar cart manufactured during the first years Warren was located in Rome, New York. The Warren McArthur Corporation moved from Los Angeles to Rome, New York in January of 1933. The label ending in "PATS APPLIED FOR" identifies the bar as being manufactured in Rome between 1933/34. The use of square half inch tubing for the rails bordering the shelves and the staggered count of one, two or three tubes is a well considered contrast to the one inch round tubing that comprises the main body of the bar frame. The inch and half rectangular U tube that forms the foundation tube of the bar cart gives the necessary strength as well as a strong rectilinear visual that lends a visual balance with the half inch rectangular tubing. The spacing of the three half round shelves...

Found in Kentucky this early 20th c bolt bin has multiple original drawers with various tags along with a cast iron base and full functionality. The patina is fabulous and configura...

Pair of slim, highboy, 4 drawer pickled oak dressers by Raymond Loewy for Mengel feature a two-tone finish in blush pink with cream drawers. The drawers ...

Typical of 1930's, this desk has both diamond shapes and crosses woven into its sides. Just above the bottom shelf is openwork with sticklike spindles all around. It has one drawer w...

Vintage cast iron and wood printer's proof table with "Challenge" stamp. The height of the bottom shelf is 9 1/4" and the height of the top shelf is 30 1/4...

Very rare Art Deco Norman Bel Geddes desk or vanity and Skyscraper mirror by Simmons, circa 1930. Marked on bottom of the mirror and cabinet 5-33. The mirror design is based off the Chrysler building in NYC. It also was on display at Chicago’s Century of Progress Exposition. This iconic piece is one of the most famous examples from the Machine Age. It can be found in most of the publications on Art Deco and Modern design. Beautifully restored gloss Black and re-chromed. One minor ding on the chrome band on front of cabinet. Dimensions: 30 H, 44 W and 19 D. Mirror dimensions: 26 1/8" H x 6 1/2" D x 27 1/2" W. Publications: Depression Modern...