Early 20th Century English Industrial Cabinet

Beautiful substantial late 18th century Italian walnut cabinet or bookcase. The double pair of arched glazed doors with their original wavy glass sits above a pair of double cabinet ...

Circa 1700s primitive rustic farmhouse bench from the Cataluña region, Spain. The patina is superb with its dark rich finish acquired over centuries of use. It is of a solid plank c...

Late 18th century Louis VXI period French fauteuil chair. It has an oval cameo back with a cartouche to the top, with downnswept arms and fluted legs. It still has visible remnants o...

This lovely country farm oak lambing chair was found in Wales, UK. From the 17th to the 19th century, these chairs were commonplace in British farmhouses...

Substantial antique Swedish Gothic style church pew that measures nearly 10 ft long. The chunky pew seat sits on 3 support legs. The hand scrolled sides also features carved trefoil....

Smaller size Gustavian cupboard from Northern Sweden. This 2 door over one drawer unit has its original hardware and original pale blue and pale grey paint that has distressed beauti...

Mid 20th century distressed industrial cabinet circa 1960. 3 door cabinet with a single shelf in each compartment. Partially stripped back to bare metal some years ago this piece h...

This apothecary cabinet was made circa 1950s in the Netherlands. The cabinet was used on a school to store painting supplies. It features 8 large dra...

Early 20th century Prussian fur coat cabinet - Original marble paint finish - Cast steel handles - Brass makers badge - Makers badge on the back reads "Time escapes, therefore use it" - Air tight door - 2 shelves inside - Originally used to store and transport fur coats to keep moths out - Marked DRGM, Deutsches Reichsgebrauchsmuster = registered design of the German Reich...

Beautiful Chinese cabinet in mainly black and red lacquer with red decorations. Contains several shelves and four drawers, all with original brass hardware.

This stunning Dental Cabinet was possibly manufactured in USA by Lee Smith & Sons in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Notable for its distinctive nickel hinges and trim, as well as the iconic swing-out drawers synonymous with Lee Smith & Sons, this piece stands as a testament to an era of unparalleled craftsmanship. The piece is made of solid wood (and is pretty heavy). Adorned with twelve meticulously nickel-plated swing-out drawers, complemented by two discreet blind doors below and two elegant glass doors above, further enhanced by an extendable top this cabinet exudes both functionality and elegance. The piece was gently restored, wooden elements were cleaned and finished with high quality wax, nickeled metal parts remain in beautiful original vintage condition. A very unique and rare treasure that will be an unusual element of any original interior such as loft, barber shop etc. Among traders called the Holy Grail of antique medical furniture...

The Early 20th Century Swedish Cabinet epitomizes the grace and sophistication of Swedish craftsmanship during this period. Its distinguished features include intricate dental moldin...