Gustavian 3-Door Glass Top Hutch

This is a unique Swedish Gustavian style 4 door cabinet. its been restored and repainted with Milk Paints "Oyster White".

This is a unique Swedish Gustavian Style 4 Door Cabinet. Its been restored and repainted with Milk Paints "Oyster White".

This is a Swedish Gustavian Style 1 Door Cabinet. its been restored and repainted with Milk Paints "Oyster White"

This is an unusual Gustavian style 9 drawer dresser. Its been restored and repainted with milk paints "Oyster White".

This is a unique Swedish Gustavian style Corner cabinet. There Great to use as a bar. its been restored and repainted in Milk Paints "Oyster White".

This is a Gustavian Style Glass Top Dresser. the Dresser itself is Vintage circa 1950, the upper glass top is new made using 100 year old Antique wi...

A Swedish Gustavian style painted wood vitrine cabinet from circa 1880 with light gray painted finish, glass doors and carved diamond motifs. This Swedish Gustavian style vitrine cabinet, hailing from the late 19th century, effortlessly marries classic elegance with practical functionality. Its light Gustavian gray painted finish with some wood showing, bathes the piece in a soft and timeless aura. At the top, a gracefully molded cornice with dentil molding exudes sophistication while providing a stately frame for the twin glass doors below. These doors, a key feature, not only allow for a glimpse into the treasures within but also invite ambient light to dance upon your cherished objects. Inside, three shelves offer versatility, catering to your unique display needs. Whether it's heirloom china, collectibles, or books, this vitrine provides the perfect stage for showcasing your most cherished possessions. The lower section boasts two wooden doors adorned with carved reeded diamond motifs, adding a touch of depth and texture to the piece. The short tapered feet lend a sense of balance and proportion, while maintaining a light and airy feel. In your home, this vitrine cabinet becomes a multifunctional masterpiece. Place it in your dining room to showcase fine china, silverware, and glassware, elevating your dinner parties to a new level of sophistication. Alternatively, use it in your living room as an artful display for books, objets d'art, or family photos, infusing your space with refined charm. This Swedish Gustavian vitrine...

Amazing hugh cabinet of the early 20th century. This piece was standing in a Viennese private school which was founded in 1897. Focus of this school was European education. The students came mainly from all parts of the Danube Monarchy. The cabinet is one of severals. More and less with the similar dimension. Herbal, biology supplements, globes aso. Were exhibited in this glass vitrine. The frame is completely disassembled so you can deliver it rather easily. The frame is made of glazed softwood. Due to the age and the weight of the doors it is not easy to close them totally. But it should be no problem with a little bit pressure. The lower part has 12 drawer, 4 pieces in one row. Some of the glasses are old and you can see the tiny bubbles in the glass, some are new. To re-assemble the cabinet you need a carpenter! We restored this piece in our workshop and then 4 men helped to re-assemble the piece in our gallery with the advise of our carpenter. Please ask if you need a smaller version, or if you need more shelves. The furnitures inside...

A Swedish Gustavian early 19th century painted wood two-part cabinet from the county of Jämtland. Born in the second decade of the 19th century in Jämtland, a county situated in the middle of Sweden, this Swedish tall cabinet...

Exceptional Mid Century teak two-piece, rare, floating hutch, reversible sliding door, credenza model OS-29 designed by Arne Vodder for Sibast Mobler made in Denmark, circa 1960’s. World famous for winning the Gold Medal at the 1958 Milan Triennale design awards. Beautifully embellished with bands of teak running perpendicular to the main surface. This smartly crafted credenza with uniquely reversible sliding doors is a perfect collaboration of design and function. Featuring removable and reversible cabinet doors. with black lacquer on one side and beautifully grained teak wood on the reverse side. Hutch top lifts off the lower cabinet. Upper portion features a finished teak interior, convenient sliding glass doors with recessed pulls and three interior adjustable shelves. Lower portion of the unit features two sliding reversible cabinet doors with recessed handles open to reveal a finished teak interior with three long adjustable shelves. Six dovetailed solid teak drawers are located to the far right, providing additional storage space, with Vodder's signature elliptical carved pull fronts, the curvature of which are lavishly duplicated by the upper cabinet's support columns. Precisely crafted in exceptional warm teak patina wood grain, with a fully finished back and interior. The finished back side makes this credenza ideal for placement in an open floor plan, making it a great focal point. Vodder's signature manufacturer disc and label (Sibast Furniture made in Denmark) on the interior. The cabinet sits on recessed legs, the base is supported by a solid teak perpendicular stretcher. This piece has been very well taken care of over the years. Traditionally used in the dining room, this versatile piece with ample storage would be a stylish addition to any room in your home or office and could also serve as a base for your t.v. and electronics. Condition Report: Overall good original vintage condition, only minor color variation and wear. Very sturdy, the interior is clean; cabinet doors slide smoothly and take a bit of effort or skill to remove in order to reverse to the opposite side. Drawers open and pull out smoothly. Overall, a very fine presentation. Measurement lower side board: 32" tall x 72? wide x 19 1/2? D Measurement upper Floating Hutch: 25 1/4? Tall x 60? W x 12 1/2? D Overall: 72? wide x 57 1/4? tall x 19 1/2" deep About the Creator Arne Vodder was born in Denmark in 1926. Trained as a cabinetmaker and architect, he studied under Finn Juhl at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen, graduating in 1947. After school, he worked as a designer at Hindsgaul in Copenhagen, focusing primarily on office décor. In 1950, Vodder launched his own architecture and design studio with architect Anton Borg. Over the years, the studio moved to a few locations within Copenhagen before ultimately settling in the suburb of Holte, north of the city. Together, the two designed furniture as well as several low-cost houses. Vodder and Borg collaborated until the 1970s. Vodder is best known for his furniture designs, which tended to be simple pieces composed of natural materials such as rosewood and teak, often inspired by the natural forms, and occasionally accented with colorful panels. Vodder worked with several respected brands throughout his career, designing cabinetry, tables, seating, and more for furniture makers Fritz Hanson...

*Collection not sold in France, exclusive to Mobilier de France.* MonteCarlo TV Stand w/ 2 Doors and 1 Niche w/ Glass Top. The MonteCarlo collection stands out for its modern and s...

185cm MonteCarlo Sideboard w/ 3 Doors and 1 Drawer w/ Glass Top. The MonteCarlo collection stands out for its modern and sober look, through the combination of soft and neutral colo...