Walnut antique mirrored display case, France, around 1880.

Display cabinet, France, 1930. Very good condition. Origin: France Material: Walnut Year: 1880 Dimensions: height 182 cm, width 100 cm, depth 40 cm.

Antique glass-case with a mirror, made in France around 1910. Very good condition. Wood: walnut dimensions height 200 cm width 241 cm depth 55 cm.

Glass bookcase made in France, Nantes, circa 1880. Preserved original stamp Very good condition. Wood: walnut Dimensions : Height 248...

Historic site from the late 19th century, France. The furniture is in very good condition, after professional renovation. Dimensions: height 230 cm / width 84 cm / depth 40 cm

Walnut dining room buffet with marble top. We have 2 identical buffets if you wish to buy a set. Perfect furniture to store and expose your dining ...

A historic display vitrine from the late 19th century. Furniture in very good condition, after renovation. Made in France in late 19th century. Made of walnut wood Dimensions: hei...

French Louis XV decorative display case signed Paris around 1860 Solid oak wood with fine veneer (mirror veneer) Highly rectangular body made of solid oak and fine wood veneer. Sing...

Even with its small footprint, this handsome tall mahogany display case offers plentiful storage for collectibles and objet d'art. Marked "Lond...

This display case has an ogee shaped Carrera marble top framed by gold molding. The frieze has two recessed panels with incised gold stylized arabesques. The front stiles have two su...

Our pair of antique jewelry display cases were crafted in Germany, circa 1890s, from mahogany with brass hardware, including one original ...

1960s display case of elavated Italian workmanship and quality, featuring three large, spacious doors with mirrored center shelves. It features two shelves in the right compartment ...

Important display case attributed to l'Escalier de Cristal, made in engraved gilded bronze, with bent and beveled glazed panels and mirror background plaques. The top and the sides can be completely and widely opened. L’Escalier de Cristal, Parisian firm created circa 1800 by Mme veuve Desarnaud, famous under the French “Restoration” for its decorative objects combining crystal and bronze. She was awarded a gold medal at the 1819 Paris Exposition des Produits de l’Industrie for an outstanding gilt-bronze mounted crystal dressing table. Located in Paris, at the Palais-Royal, Galerie de Valois, L’Escalier de Cristal was bought out circa 1830 by Boin, and then by Lahoche in 1840. The company owed its rise to a position amongst the most important Paris decorative wares shops to Lahoche, who expanded considerably the business and entered later in partnership with his son-in-law to set up in 1852 Lahoche et...