Walnut Case Pieces and Storage Cabinets

A medium vintage 1970s mid century tambour door cabinet by British Makker Hunts This is very well made and is a great piece of functional mid-century office furniture. Beautifu...

This clock / watchmakers cabinet was designed and made in the early 20th century in France. It features 7 walnut fronted drawers in different sizes:...

About This is an original modular lawyer's or barrister's bookcase with brass knobs and glass doors that open and slide in from the top. The whole piece is modular consisting of 5 pieces: the top, the bottom and three cabinets that all interlock. Creator: Macey Furniture...

A rare example of the Lambie & Sargent Utility Adjustable Table circa 1870's. The table is best described by the 1874 article entitled "A Useful Novelty; The Utility Adjustable Table from the Philadelphia Journal of Commerce & Scientific American: "One of the neatest, most convenient and ingenious contrivances lately brought to our notice is the UTILITY ADJUSTABLE TABLE, manufactured by Messrs Lambie Sargent & Co. of New York and for which Messrs J. C. Miller & Co., No 29 South Eighth Street are the general agents. It is an article especially adapted to the wants of every family; an ornamental and attractive piece of furniture, forming a combination of conveniences that till at once be readily recognized by all who appreciate domestic comforts. It is something entirely new, and the following description will clearly define its construction, utility and adjustability. The legs are fastened to the top by hinges folding inwardly; when adjusted as represented above, the table is supported by the braces which are attached at one end to the legs and at the other to the top. By means of a hinge-joint at the centre of each brace, and the hinges by which the top legs are joined, the table may be folded at pleasure, the legs resting flat against the under side of the top when folded. Each leg consists of an outer and inner section, the former sliding against the side of the latter. Between the two sections is a bowed spring, producing sufficient friction, preventing wear and rendering the table easy of adjustment. To raise the table from a low to a higher point it is only necessary to lift the top, and by means of a clevis on each leg, which springs into the notches cut in the legs, the table is held firmly at any desired height. By raising the top to its highest point, the clevises, which are self-acting, will reverse, and the table may be lowered without obstruction: when pressed to its lowest point, the clevises will again reverse and the table it left in a position to be folded or adjusted to any height, from twenty-two to twenty-eight inches. Drawers are arranged conveniently at each end, made to swing outwardly when desired and fastened when closed. A yard stick is attached underneath the top of the table, concealed when not in use, and detached at pleasure. The best materials are used and the most careful workmanship is bestowed in its construction. For the sick room or hospital is it particularly desirable, it possesses the double advantage of adjusting and folding, and when not in use can be packed away in any nook or corner; its height may be made to suit that of and bed and with one leg supporting its weight and the other folded, the top resting on the bed, it forms the most complete invalid’s table that can be imagined or desired As might be supposed, the demand for this useful article is already very great, and justly proportionate to its merits. The ladies particularly can not fail to appreciate it, as it combines so man advantages especially adapted to the necessities. For a handsome and useful present nothing could be more appropriate or more acceptable. We congratulate Messrs. Lambie, Sargent & Co., on being represented in this city by live, energetic and popular agents Messrs. J. C. Miller & Co. are well and favorably known to the business community and public generally, and will see that this handsome and useful article is introduced into every household. We cannot praise the Utility Adjustable Table too highly, and conclude by advising every lady, or man of family to call and be convinced that this handsome little household treasure is better than we have represented it." This table was manufactured by the Messrs, Lambie, Sargent & Co located at 793 Broadway Street in New York City. This company was well-known for its line on innovative invalid furniture...

A late 19th century walnut printer's cabinet, circa 1890. The cabinet of rare and unusual size, having a stepped crown to the top and standing on a plinth base, the cabinet having t...

About: This is an original modular lawyer's cabinet with glass doors that open and slide in from the top. The whole piece is modular consisting of 5 pieces: the top, the bottom and three cabinets that all interlock. The base has a "Macey Sectional Book Case" label and all three cabinets have "Globe-Wernicke" labels. This places this cabinet at the time when the two companies merged in 1905. Creator: Macey furniture...

Very good two piece large cabinet with sliding doors adjustable shelves and multi drawers. Piece has a high gloss paint -(fine paints of Europe) finish with brass accents on all door...

1950s dark wood tone walnut card catalog with 55 drawers and original brass hardware. Two slide out trays. There is no backing to this piece. Original construction. Please see all ph...

This apothecary cabinet of drawers was designed, circa 1890s in France. The piece is made from solid walnut and oak and features 12 very large drawers with cast iron handles. The ins...

An absolutely gorgeous industrial modern AllSaints Spitalfields display piece. This piece could be used as shelving, or a baker's rack. Composed of iron, glass and walnut. The 2 bot...

Monumental walnut curved and mirrored glass display cabinet. Tall counter top display typically found in a general retail or dry good store in the late 19th century-early 20th centur...