19th Century Painted Bamboo Corner What Not

Vintage American mahogany "What Not" by Conant Ball Co. of Boston.

Vintage Mahogany mirrored wall hanging what not shelf.

Pagoda style three tier shelf. This " what not " can be hung on the wall or placed on a table.

Black iron & gilt folding Italian wall shelf.

Corner bamboo & raffia etagere with four shelves.

Antique English corner bamboo chair in very good original condition. Great accent piece for any room.

A pair of mid-nineteenth century black japanned hanging shelves, the fret cut frames each with three shaped shelves with gilt decoration throughout. Circa 1860 England Dimensio...

Inlaid Corner Étagère from the late 19th century We present you this beautiful, inlaid étagère of a lightweight form. The piece is composed of five shelves supported on turned sma...

With a demi-lune shaped ledge and highly shaped walls, this French corner shelf is a beautiful decorative accessory/small wall architectural. Hand-carved in the 1800’s out of walnut,...

19th century mahogany corner bracket with inlaid vignettes. The vignettes depict a woman and a man fishing.  

This rustic wooden side corner cabinet is not just an authentic representation of 19th-century Brazilian craftsmanship, but a rare find, especially in such remarkable condition. It stands as a testament to the era's utilitarian design ethos, characterized by simplicity and functionality. Crafted from solid, rough-hewn wood, its raw and natural beauty is accentuated by visible signs of age and wear, alongside a patina that eloquently narrates its long history of use. What sets this piece apart is its exceptional preservation. The single-door design, adorned with traditional iron hardware including a decorative escutcheon and simple strap hinges, opens to reveal shelving that has withstood the test of time, offering not just a glimpse into the past but practical storage space. The cabinet's construction remains sturdy, with right angles and a straightforward form that is exemplary of 19th-century Brazilian interiors, likely the work of a local artisan. The cabinet’s feet...

These two corner little shelves in carved pine wood gilded with pure gold leaf represent a valuable and refined work of Florentine manufacturing from the mid-19th century. Made with high craftsmanship, these shelves combine the functionality of an object for storing objects or decorating a corner of the room, with the elegant and refined aesthetics of the period. The shelves are decorated with a crumpled "cartoccio" foliage motif, a typical element of the neoclassical style of the time. This motif consists of stylized leaves folded and wrapped around themselves, recreating a scenographic sensation of movement and vitality. This design is a nod to the classical past and the rediscovery of the art and architecture of ancient Greece and Rome, which were of great inspiration to 19th century Florentine art...