19th Century English Showcase

English Mahogany Inlaid Showcase from the 19th Century A piece of furniture made of mahogany wood, dating back to the 2nd half of the 19th century. I...

Grand Showcase from the Turn of the 19th and 20th Centuries We present you this elaborately decorated piece of furniture from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. It is composed...

20th Century Showcase, Writing Desk or Wet Bar A piece of furniture in the French type from the 1980s. Composed of two parts: a two-door base on the high, bent legs, with a lockable writing desk over them, and a two-door upper section with glazed leaves. Richly inlaid surface of the entire piece of furniture surely grabs attention, and its versatility makes the item very attractive. The lower part was designed to be used on barges, proof of which can be seen in the profiled shelves that bottles can fit in. The middle writing desk can also serve as a buffet, and the glazed upper section with glass shelves is also a showcase for glasses and china, or a bookcase. Presented piece of furniture is in good condition, with the exception for the writing desk flap...

Display Cabinet in the Chippendale Style Circa 1960 A modest-sized, three-door display cabinet from the 2nd half of the 20th century. The piece is supported by curved legs ending in...

Mahogany Showcase from the 1930s Stylized as Chippendale Furniture We present you this mahogany wood and veneer showcase circa 1930s, which is stylized as Chippendale furniture. The...

Unique Oak Showcase Richly Decorated with Carved Patterns, circa 1870 We present you an oak showcase from the 2nd half of the 19th century, made in Weste...

Hexagonal corner cabinet from a Parisian art gallery, this elegant vitrine is glazed on six sides on a wooden base. A practical and easy system allows adjusting the height of the two...

Beautiful one-door showcase cabinet, the body is made of pine wood with covered cherrywood veneer. The cabinet dates back to the Biedermeier period circa 1830. The glass is original ...

Impressive early Biedermeier showcase Germany, Kassel, circa 1825-1835. Rectangular body flanked by two columns. (O-240).

A fantastic late 19th century English mahogany whatnot, or tired stand, with beautifully turned supports mimicking columns, two shelves, and a lower drawer with two brass knobs. Whatnots were originally used to display Victorian curios...

A fantastic 19th century English mahogany whatnot, or tired stand, with beautifully turned supports mimicking columns, with turned frames supporting solid mahogany shelves, and a low...

A historic shop window from around 1900. Dimensions: height 139 cm / width 50 cm / depth 38 cm