Antique Cabinets
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English Painted & Ebonized Large Bookcase
$9,800.0097.38"H x 97.50"W x 20"D
Dimensions: 97 ⅜” H x 97 ½” W x 20” D
This English bookcase from the late 19th century (or early 1900s) makes a dramatic statement for any interior by its scale alone, and the ebonized finish on the exterior gives it the presence to anchor any kitchen, dining room, library, or office. Below an understated cornice, soaring glass-front doors of the bookcase provide visibility to regard the contents of the two cabinets, using three shelves each (13 ¾” deep) adjustable on sawtooth brackets. The first three doors (from left to right) exhibit the unmistakable wavy surface of antique glass however the fourth and fifth panes might be more modern replacements. In contrast to the ebonized exterior, the back and shelves of the interior have been painted an ethereal blue-gray to further illuminate and highlight the contents. Delineating the upper and lower bodies are two small, retractable shelves that can slide out as needed to place something like a book being removed or filed back in the stacks. The lower body of the unit–protruding slightly beyond the shelves like a “buffet a deux corps”–offers locking cabinets for (less visible) storage and organization. Each shelf measures 16 ¾” deep, adjustable on sawtooth brackets for your convenience. Cleaned, tightened and polished, this monumental storage piece is ready to astound in your interior. Please view the detailed images to see more. Three keys included to share between the locks.
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French 20th Century Oak and Marble Washstand
Original price was: $2,400.00.$1,800.00Current price is: $1,800.00.42.75"H x 43.38"W x 21.75"D
Dimensions: 42 ¾” H x 43 ⅜” W x 21 ¾” D
A vintage 20th century French washstand of white marble top with backsplash over a mahogany-tone (oak) storage cabinet including two drawers. While this piece may have originally been intended as a vanity to wash up at, the beauty and practicality of the marble surface makes it adaptable to other areas of the home like a kitchen or dining room as a dry bar and small buffet. The lightly patinated stone surface rises along the back to form a low backsplash, finished by a narrow shelf above (4 ½” deep) that is supported on beautifully carved brackets to the left and right sides. Light surface scratches are found on the marble due to age and use. The planks of the cabinetry are arranged in a beadboard technique with the doors angled in an eyecatching chevron pattern secured by a magnetic catch. Inside is one shelf, 17 ⅞” deep. Small, turned feet elevate the case from the floor in a classic French touch. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
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French 19th Century Napoleon III Ebonized Cabinet
$5,200.0067.50"H x 61.50"W x 24.38"D
Dimensions: 67 ½” H x 61 ½” W x 24 ⅜” D
A magnificent ebonized cabinet from 19th century France carved with a paneled design and Neoclassical elements over the exterior that enhances the magnetism of such a grand storage piece. Protective lion faces on the door fronts are part of the central rosette surrounded in scrolling elements that give further depth and movement to the bold geometry of this large case piece. The upper and lower bodies are separate units that offer one long shelf each to organize clothes, household linens, dinnerware, and more. At the base, just above the bun feet, is a shallow drawer opening by the most exquisite drop handle hardware, matching the exuberance of the scrolled motifs in the panels above. Cleaned, tightened and polished this antique is ready for the next generation of owners. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
Shelf depth: 14 ¾”
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Portuguese 18th Century Carved Solid Chestnut Cabinet
$9,995.0082.38"H x 56"W x 28.38"D
Dimensions: 82 ⅜” H x 56” W x 28 ⅜” D
A substantial carved cabinet from Portugal, 18th century if not earlier, made of chestnut wood that has been carefully transformed with reeded, geometric designs on the four doors. In a hybrid style known as “Mudéjar” the decorative arts of the period nodded to the Moorish presence in the Iberian peninsula and global influence from the colonies . Using just a single solid plank for each side of the cabinetry, the interior is divided into upper and lower sections enclosed by these gorgeous doors hung on forged iron hardware with working locks. The top cabinet offers a high, narrow shelf around three sides like a kind of mezzanine over a 22” deep shelf that fills the interior. Below that, to the right side, is a small tabernacle box whose door is also carved with the repetitive lines seen on the exterior doors. The lower cabinet has one shelf, approximately 48” wide x 22” deep. While this cabinet may be nearly 400 years old its solid construction and extraordinary craft would make an astounding addition to any interior. Cleaned and polished with a French paste wax to preserve the historic character. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
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French 19th Century Painted Shop Counter
$2,995.0037.63"H x 46.13"W x 21.75"D
Dimensions: 37 ⅝” H x 46 ⅛” W x 21 ¾” D
Petite painted shop counter from a 19th Century French bakery or mercantile, this unusual and outstanding counter would transform your kitchen or retail establishment. The work surface is a slab of pink marble with traces of charcoal veining and areas of dark patina from over a century of use. This rosy pastel hue is complemented by the dusty blue paint on the case that makes quite a transformation of the familiar Louis Philippe silhouette. While the front of the case is an attractive paneled design, the back offers two drawers (one divided) over an open compartment with a shelf for storage. Cleaned, tightened and polished to bring out all the historic character. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition as there is splitting of the wood and heavy wear on the shelf.
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French 19th Century Mahogany Louis XVI Style Bibliotheque
$10,500.0098.50"H x 123.75"W x 19.50"D
Dimensions: 98 ½” H x 123 ¾” W x 19 ½” D
A sprawling, 19th century French bibliothèque, handcrafted of mahogany with four glass-front doors to display treasured books, trophies, and other collections in an office or library. Note there are two units here–mirror images of each other–designed as one complete installation. Louis XVI in style (with some Louis Philippe similarities) the clean, linear quality allows this timeless design to fit any number of traditional and transitional decorating tastes. Behind the pairs of locking doors framed by fluted pilasters are three interior shelves each (13 ½” deep) which are adjustable on sawtooth brackets to easily reconfigure as needed. Note that the panes do not exhibit the bubbles and waves to confirm they are original, so are likely 20th century replacements. Below the panes the mahogany panels showcase the beautiful grain patterns this exotic wood is prized for, underscoring the sense of luxury. This striking storage piece has been cleaned and polished with a French paste wax to bring out the rich grain pattern and historic patina, ready for your interior. Please view the detailed images. One key included.
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Portuguese 18th Century Faux Bois Painted Cabinet
$9,995.0071.38"H x 59"W x 28.75"D
Dimensions: 71 ⅜” H x 59” W x 28 ¾” D
An exceptional Portuguese cabinet from the 18th century with faux bois painted exterior to mimic the exotic woods of the colonies, like rosewood and mahogany, that expertly captures their unique grain patterns and tone to become a unique work of art in the process. The top cabinet uses two, bifold paneled doors to enclose the interior, appearing as four narrow sections with dark, raised middle panels framed by contrasting “woods” in lighter tones. Each pair of doors has integrated bolts for vertically securing to the crown and bottom, plus a working lock fitted into the middle right door. Hidden in between the two bodies is a retractable shelf that slides out by two short knobs nearly imperceptible against the trim. In the lower body is a row of three drawers over a very wide drawer spanning the full width–all using wrought iron drop (lifting) handles to open. Note the middle drawer retains a working lock and key. For the modern interior the scale of this case piece is impressive alone, offering daily inspiration and fascination by the handpainted faux bois decoration to use for living and dining room storage, offices, or in place of an armoire. The cabinet has been cleaned and polished with a French paste wax to maintain every unique feature. Please view the detailed images to see more. Two keys included.
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French 19th Century Petite Oak Buffet
$2,995.0031.75"H x 31.50"W x 20"D
Dimensions: 31 ¾” H x 31 ½” W x 20” D
A charming 19th century solid oak petite buffet, exhibiting French Provincial flair and creativity which gives personality to the compact storage piece. The simple plank top glows from the warm tones one would expect of antique oak, blending with patina from two centuries of use imprinted upon the surface. Most notably, there are two drawers oriented perpendicular to each other: one opening from the left side and one on the front (above the right-side cabinet door) using plain, turned knobs. Two paneled doors carved to look like archways enclose the case below: the left door hooks onto the interior shelf and the right door is secured by lock & key. Inside is a stationary shelf, 16” deep. Thick posts as feet elevate the buffet from the floor. Navigating multiple design periods, the timeless style of this antique case piece would harmonize in a number of interior décor tastes. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look at the great patina and wonderful craftsmanship. Cleaned and polished with a French paste wax, ready for your interior.
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French Vintage Painted Enfilade
$6,500.0038.63"H x 83.75"W x 20"D
Dimensions: 38 ⅝“ H x 83 ¾” W x ” D
A French, early to mid-20th century four door enfilade transformed more recently with a painted, scraped blue finish applied by hand that beautifully contrasts the linear formality of the wide case. Ethereal layers of pigment suggest Gustavian and Provincial inspiration using a lightly patinated faux finishing effect to wash the wood in a dusty shade of blue. Four paneled doors enclose the unpainted interior, secured by magnetic catches and released by a gentle pull on the understated brass knobs. Note that the center doors open in tandem for easy access to the undivided cabinet with a single shelf (17 ½” D) spanning the width for abundant storage capacity to keep a living room or dining room organized. Cleaned and tightened, this buffet is ready for your interior. Please view the detailed images.
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French 19th Century Louis Philippe Mahogany Bibliotheque
$13,500.0096.63"H x 104.63"W x 18.75"D
Dimensions: 96 ⅝” H x 104 ⅝” W x 18 ¾” D
A capacious, 19th century French Louis Philippe style bibliothèque, handcrafted of mahogany with a row of four glass-front doors for displaying treasured books, heirlooms, and other collections in an office or library. The clean, linear quality and rather narrow depth allow this timeless design to fit any number of traditional and transitional decorating tastes. Behind the two pairs of locking doors are eight (8) interior shelves (7 ½” deep) which are adjustable on sawtooth brackets to easily reconfigure as needed. Note that the panes do not exhibit the bubbles and waves to confirm they are original, so are likely 20th century replacements. Below are a series of four, bookmatched doors enclosing the lower cabinet that follows the order of the upper body: each pair of doors work in tandem by a lock & key to enclose the (left and right) cabinets. Both compartments have a stationary shelf, approximately 15” deep. This striking storage piece has been cleaned and polished with a French paste wax to bring out the rich grain pattern and historic patina, ready for your interior. Please view the detailed images. Four keys included.
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French 19th Century Grand Ebonized Bibliotheque
$14,500.00113"H x 62"W x 27"D
Dimensions: 113” H x 62” W x 27”D
This French bibliotheque from the 19th century makes a dramatic statement for any interior with its height alone, and the ebonized finish on the exterior gives it the presence to anchor any kitchen, dining room, library, or office. Below an understated cornice, the soaring glass-front doors over the bookcase retain their original panes, providing visibility to regard the contents on four shelves, 15” deep. To contrast to the ebonized shelves, the panels on the back and sides are left their natural oak color allowing the warm glow of the wood to further illuminate the interior. The lower body–protruding slightly beyond the shelves like a “buffet a deux corps”–offers a pair of locking drawers and a paneled cabinet for (less visible) storage and organization, including a shelf, 21 ⅞” deep adjustable on sawtooth brackets. Cleaned, tightened and polished, this monumental storage piece is ready to astound in your interior. Please view the detailed images to see more. Two keys included.
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French Early 19th Century Fruitwood Empire Bibliotheque
$6,500.0087.25"H x 54.50"W x 24"D
Dimensions: 87 ¼” H x 54 ½” W x 24” D
A 19th century French Empire style bibliothèque or display cabinet, handcrafted using solid fruitwood and two glass-front doors accented with brass. The clean, straight lines allow this handsome design to fit any number of traditional and transitional decorating tastes–the perfect complement to showcase treasured books, heirlooms, or trophies in an office or library. Behind the locking doors–which have retained their original glass panes–are three interior shelves (ranging in depth from 16 ¼-17 ⅜”) adjustable on sawtooth brackets to easily reconfigure as needed, raising or lowering within a few inches. Other unique features of the design are the ornate escutcheons with scrolling, anthemion motif and the coordinating brass applications over the capital and base of the half-round columns flanking the doors. This outstanding case piece has been cleaned and polished with a French paste wax to maintain the rich grain pattern and historic patina, ready for your interior. Please view the detailed images to see more.
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French 19th Century Mahogany Bibliotheque
$7,800.0085.88"H x 57"W x 20.63"D
Dimensions: 85 ⅞” H x 57” W x 20 ⅝” D
A 19th century French Louis Philippe style bibliothèque or other display cabinet, handcrafted from gorgeously figured mahogany and two glass-front doors outlined with delicate inlay of contrasting tone. The clean, straight lines allow this handsome design to fit any number of traditional and transitional decorating tastes. Behind the locking doors–which have retained their original, wavy glass panes–are four interior shelves (16 ¼” deep) adjustable on sawtooth brackets to easily reconfigure as needed. Another unique feature of the design is the (more recent) addition of twill fabric wrapping the back of the interior and shelves in a lovely shade of Spanish moss green that will be the perfect complement to display treasured books, heirlooms, or trophies in an office or library. Raised off the floor on short bun feet. This outstanding case piece has been cleaned and polished with a French paste wax to maintain the rich grain pattern and historic patina, ready for your interior. Please view the detailed images to see more.
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French 19th Century Empire Buffet in Recent Paint
$6,500.0042.25"H x 61"W x 25"D
Dimensions: 42 ¼” H x 61” W x 25” D
A very unique French Empire 19th century buffet, or desserte server, in demilune profile and more recent painted finish of uncertain age. The top surface is a handpainted faux marble that is nearly all black except for delicate wisps of smoky gray veining. In the frieze are three drawers: one in each corner that swings outward at an angle, and one wide drawer in the center, all using lion-motif ring pulls. The case is washed in an ethereal tone of French gray with matte texture and mottled variation blending streaks of white, gray, and blue pigment that might easily blend with Directoire or Gustavian tastes more than the opulence of Empire. Carved wood caryatids in ebonized (painted) effect flank the pair of doors at center, which open in tandem by working lock and key. Inside the case are two shelves at different depths that could be perfect to use this case piece as a dry bar or dining room storage. The caryatids terminate at the floor as robust, pawed feet, while the ebonized pilasters toward the back are undecorated. Please view the detailed images to see more of this inspired buffet.
Upper shelf: 13 ⅝” D
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Antique French Door Bibliothèque
$6,895.0094.63"H x 48"W x 20"D
Dimensions: 94 ⅝” H x 48” W x 20” D
This is a new, custom armoire (or bibliotheque) made by repurposing an antique, circa 1800 door from France. Originally an exterior door, now split into two halves, the surface of the wood is layered with paint blending gold, green, and salmon pink underneath textured patina from exposure to the elements. This same color palette was carefully recreated in a faux finish over new cabinetry built to match the quality of these substantial doors. On the front of the doors are grills of wrought iron accented with flowers that veils the windows, backed in clear glass to function both as a protective feature as well as to reveal the contents of the cabinet. Twisted wrought iron handles complement the window screen, a gentle tug on the right door opens the one side, whereas the left door is hooked to the shelf. Inside the case are four shelves, adjustable on sawtooth brackets to reconfigure as needed and to different rooms. Please view the detailed images to see all the wonderful features of this truly unique storage piece.
Shelf depth: 15 ¼”
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French 19th Century Butcher Block Cabinet
Original price was: $1,200.00.$965.00Current price is: $965.00.33.75"H x 23.75"W x 16.25"D
Dimensions: 33 ¾” H x 23 ¾” W x 16 ¼” D
A French hand-carved butcher block table made from walnut, dating to the late 1800s. It has a thick work surface, well-patinated from time and use, enclosed on three sides by a raised edge. The small drawer, opened by a tiny turned wood knob,is lined in a festive plaid fabric. Behind the paneled door of the lower cabinet (with brass knob) the shelf and bottom are lined with the same fabric for a pleasant surprise. Cleaned and polished with a French paste wax, this little cabinet is ready to use. Be sure to look at the detailed images to see the current condition.
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Swedish Reproduction Painted Demilune Buffet
$16,500.0036.50"H x 98.75"W x 18.50"D
Dimensions: 36 ½” H x 98 ¾” W x 18 ½” D
This painted Swedish reproduction demilune buffet has a light gray-blue paint finish, worn in all the right places to match the Gustavian antiques that inspired this more recent storage piece. The long, solid pine cabinet has a shaped top over a row of paneled doors all with reeded, diamond shape designs. The doors open with one key for all locks to an undivided interior fixed with a continuous shelf. Cleaned and tightened this demilune buffet is ready for your living room, dining room, or foyer. Please view the detailed images to see more.
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Belgian 18th Century Solid Oak Cabinet
$3,200.0048"H x 36.50"W x 22"D
Dimensions: 48” H x 36 ½” W x 22” D
A two door Belgian solid oak buffet from the 1700s, paneled on three sides with rounded front corners. Two tall doors hang on barrel hinges and open using a turned wooden knob. The interior is fitted with six easy-to-use drawers opening by brass ring pulls over one, removable 18 ¼” deep shelf. The cabinet is raised on a pair of ebonized bun feet. Cleaned and polished with a French paste wax, this antique storage piece is ready for your interior. Be sure to view the detailed images to see its current condition.
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English 19th Century Mahogany Round Bedside Table
$2,200.0028.50"H x 15.50"W x 15.50"D
Dimensions: 28 ½” H x 15 ½” W x 15 ½” D
A round mahogany and marble English bedside table, 19th century. This cylindrical pedestal-table has a white beveled marble top over a mahogany case with a curved door revealing one fixed shelf, 10 ¾” deep. The whole sits on a round plinth base. While it may have been designed for a small bedroom, the simplicity and scale could fit a number of uses and rooms around the home. Cleaned and polished with a French paste wax, ready for your interior. Be sure to look at the detailed images to see the current condition.
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French Reproduction Walnut Bibliotheque
$10,995.00103.50"H x 111.25"W x 20.50"D
Dimensions: 103 ½” H x 111 ¼” W x 20 ½” D
This traditional breakfront bibliotheque was a bespoke creation made in France (late 20th century) from beautiful walnut veneer to bring a large office the inviting warmth of a dining room or kitchen. The center of the upper bookcase has two glass-front doors enclosing five adjustable shelves measuring 12.5” deep, over two retractable shelves tucked into the apron that can be pulled out as needed. Open shelves to the outside provide easy access to books, décor, or china and porcelain. Each side includes five adjustable shelves at 9” deep. The bottom cabinet has paneled doors that open to a customized storage cavity, most likely used to pull out a printer or other electronic devices. Note the outer cabinet doors achieve their visual interest and texture from a woven brass grille instead of panels on the door fronts, enclosing one (6.5″ deep) shelf each. Cleaned and polished with a French paste wax this bookcase is ready for your interior. Be sure to view the detailed images.
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French Directoire Fruitwood Corner Cabinet with Inlay
$4,800.0035.25"H x 34.63"W x 25.13"D
Dimensions: 35 ¼” H x 34 ⅝” W x 25 ⅛” D
A French solid fruitwood corner cabinet that will add a bit more storage to any room without taking up too much space. Hand-crafted in the 19th century around 1850, this is a wonderful find with decorative ebony inlay trim and its original shaped St. Anne marble top. The body is curved at the front with two paneled doors opening to an interior with an adjustable shelf that measures 21 ⅜” deep in the center and 28 ¾” wide. Scrolling brass shield escutcheons adorn the front and one key is present for the workable lock. The fruitwood has been polished with a French paste wax to maintain the gorgeous tones and patina, which pairs well with deep ebony inlay trim and swags. The whole sits on sturdy blocked feet. Make sure to view all the images for a closer look at this unique cabinet.
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English 19th Century Pine Painted Butler’s Pantry
$5,200.0090.25"H x 77.25"W x 13.50"D
Dimensions: 90 ¼” H x 77 ¼” W x 13 ½” D
A unique 19th century butler’s pantry made in England circa 1860. Beautifully crafted of English pine, these Victorian era cupboards provide abundant storage with classic style. Featuring sets of three upper and lower cabinets with plenty of shelving, this pantry easily adapts to your needs. Hand-crafted with handsome crown molding and raised panel doors that showcase the hand painted finish and a well aged patina. The large cabinet doors open on steel hinges with both decorative metal drop and simply turned wooden pulls to reveal five shelves in the top cabinets and two large shelves in the bottom cabinets that provide excellent organized storage space. No key is present for locks with simple brass escutcheons on all six doors. This large storage piece would pair well with both a modern farmhouse or traditional decor and would be at home in the kitchen, living room or dining room as a conversation piece that brings both function and style to your interior. Built to last this fine pantry would be an excellent addition to any space. Be sure to view all the images to get a closer look at this great antique.
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French 19th Century Mahogany Louis XVI Style Vitrine
$3,450.0056"H x 26.38"W x 12.50"D
Dimensions: 56”H x 26-⅜”W x 12-½”D
We love this Louis XVI style mahogany vitrine from France, crafted during the 1870s, topped with an antique piece of red marble that is surrounded by a pierced brass gallery. Three sides feature the original glass panes to showcase your collections within the interior. Worn red velvet wrapping the shelves and back perfectly complements the richness in the wood tone and the stone top. Three removable shelves measure 9-⅞” deep. One key is included for the functioning lock and serves as the pull. The whole is raised on wonderfully turned feet with brass caps. Make sure to view all of the images to get a closer look at its current condition and exceptional craftsmanship.
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English 18th Century Oak Cupboard
$2,200.0080.38"H x 21"W x 13.25"D
Dimensions: 80-⅜”H x 21”W x 13-¼”D
This unique storage unit was handcrafted in England during the 1780’s from solid oak, which has now taken on a deep, mahogany tone adding to the historic character. The upper cabinet door has thick, raised panel carvings opening by iron latch to an interior with a single shelf. A newly installed rectangular mirror to the back of the work surface is flanked by curved brackets, connecting the upper and lower storage spaces. The lower cabinet houses a single drawer with a large turned knob above a paneled door with two shelves inside. A plinth base supports the whole, anchoring the tall and narrow proportions. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look at the surprising features throughout this curious storage piece.
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English 18th Century Oak Cabinet
$3,200.0072"H x 48.50"W x 15.13"D
Dimensions: 72”H x 48-½”W x 15-⅛”D
This handsome solid oak cabinet was crafted in 18th century England, functioning like a narrow armoire or closet for hanging coats and other garments on a series of iron hooks mounted to the interior. Thumbnail molded paneling on the front and sides give it fantastic depth of color with visual presence to draw one in for a closer look. The door is carved with four panels below an alternating rosette motif resembling church windows, indicative of the cultural and historical context when this fantastic storage piece was made. Raised on bracket feet. Make sure to view the detailed images to every unique feature.
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French Early 19th Century Solid Oak Buffet a Deux Corps
$8,995.0089"H x 73"W x 24.50"D
Dimensions: 89”H x 73”W x 24-½”D
An impressive and substantial solid oak “buffet a deux corps” with Provincial charm from early 19th century France to offer copious storage in a dining room, living room, or for linens. This four door case antique is split into two bodies: a slightly wider lower body and a more narrow upper body. The upper is crowned with an impeccably carved cornice accented by canted corners that fit the silhouette. Two doors can be used to access the upper interior, they are both hung on barrel hinges and contain functional locks to secure an interior outfitted with two fixed shelves that run the width. Both the upper and lower bodies have exceptional carved panels that comprise the doors and large center stiles. The lower body has two separated interiors which are each equipped with a single fixed shelf. These too can be secured with their working locks. Four keys included. Please view the detailed images to see more.
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Swedish 19th Century Painted Corner Cabinet
$18,200.0088.25"H x 53"W x 26.25"D
Dimensions: 88-¼”H x 53”W x 26-¼”D
This handsome corner cabinet from 19th century Sweden is constructed with a characteristic neoclassical shape. The worn light blue paint is original to the piece and gives it a wonderful patina. A nicely carved cornice tops the whole, with capital-like details and canted corners. Fluting details flank the sides and center of the cabinets on the top and bottom portions. Both sets of cabinets lock and have an interior latch to secure the doors. The top features the same worn blue paint on the interior and shelves. The topmost shelf is uniquely shaped and carved, possibly for the purpose of storing tall candles. A shapley opening graces the midsection and adds a nice amount of detail. The bottom houses a single shelf, providing even more storage. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look at this special piece. When measuring your corner, each side of the cabinet is 37”D.
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French 19th Century Louis XIII-Style Oak Confiturier
$2,200.0043"H x 28.75"W x 19"D
Dimensions: 43″H x 28-3/4″W x 19″D
This exceptional oak confiturier is from France, c. 1880, and displays a beautiful, rich patina. It features a single “X”-carved drawer with an oblong steel pull over a like-carved locking door with hand-cut steel escutcheon and steel barrel hinges, and opens to reveal a single removable shelf. Storage pieces such as this confiturier were originally used to store jams and jellies, however, this cabinet would be very useful as a nightstand next to a tall bedstead. The original key is present.
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French 19th Century Pine Marble-Top Corner Cabinet
Original price was: $3,350.00.$2,795.00Current price is: $2,795.00.31.25"H x 43.75"W x 31.25"D
Dimensions: 39-1/4″H x 43-3/4″W x 31-1/4″D
A remarkable pine corner cabinet with white marble top from 19th century France. This piece boasts two curved, lockable doors that conceal an interior storage cavity. This interior is outfitted with a single fixed shelf. The skirt has been adorned with a wonderful, shaped pine embellishment, adding to the overall charm of this friendly antique. The white marble top is set into the cabinet and is in good antique condition with some minor staining. The entire cabinet is lifted on turned, turnip feet.
Shop Vintage & Antique Cabinets
Before modern cupboards were a staple feature in homes, cabinets were the go-to storage option. They are versatile enough to store everything from clothes in your bedroom to dishes in the kitchen or display pieces in the lounge.
Antique cabinets are so appealing that they can add a dash of style and elegance to any space while serving a practical function. However, cabinets are some of the most challenging pieces of furniture to craft, and only the most skilled woodworkers could combine the precise joinery skills and artistry required to create cabinets that have withstood the test of time.
Woodworkers would use solid, high-quality wood to craft cabinets, and it’s common to find oak, walnut, and even mahogany cabinets on sale. High-end cabinets often contain expensive materials, such as ivory, gold, or lacquer, as adornments, adding to the feeling of luxury that these pieces exude.
Types of Antique Cabinets
If you’re looking to simplify your lifestyle, declutter, or create an extra layer of organization, an antique cabinet may be exactly what you need.
Cabinets vary dramatically, from simple 18th-century storage cabinets to complicated Baroque-style cabinets with secret compartments and unique features. Italian or French cabinets from the 18th and 19th centuries are perfect examples of exquisite woodworking skills, while Gustavian-style Swedish cabinets provide excellent functionality with an appealing minimalist design.
Some cabinets form part of a larger furniture set, making it easy to solve all your storage needs while maintaining a unified style across a room. For example, if you’re looking to organize your study, you could find a cabinet that also functions as a writing desk, perfect for a work-from-home area.
How to Choose Your Perfect Antique Cabinet
Finding the right antique cabinet can feel overwhelming. We recommend first deciding on your needs and then looking for a cabinet that meets those needs.
If your main goal is storage, apothecary antique cabinets or vintage wall-to-ceiling solutions will be ideal. Meanwhile, smaller options, such as drinks trolleys or miniature display cabinets, add a sense of elegance without dominating the space, perfect for smaller rooms with existing storage solutions.