Style: Regency. Surface wear and small losses consistent with age and use. Structurally sound.
No maker’s mark. Style: French Louis XV. Materials: Walnut, Glass.
Standing 21.5″ tall, it functions beautifully as either a freestanding accent or wall-mounted display cabinet. The hardware, especially the escutcheon, has a sinuous organic design and is similar to Jugendstil…
This impressive walnut display cabinet is from France and it dates to the early 1900’s. This is a beautiful piece with a locking upper cabinet. There are slight stains on…
The face is solid quarter sawn oak, no veneer. The secondaries are maple. Overall the drawer is 25 3/8″ deep. The interior is 24″ deep x 12″ wide and the…
These heavy-duty steel cabinets were originally used by photo labs, archives, newspapers, universities, and studios for storing photographic slides, negatives, film, and records. Manufacturer: Neumade.
Tambour sliding doors, felt on the bottom. tabletop divided storage file cabinet with. 4 1/2“ Wide x 2 3/4” Tall x 10” Long. Location United States. Estate Treasure Hunters.
What I appreciate about this cabinet is its brown color, which feels timeless and reliable.
What are you waiting for?. You simply MUST make it YOURS! They had many years of expansion, growth, change, and success. We attempt to portray any imperfections. Circa, Late 20.…