THIS IS A VERY HANDSOME LATE 18TH/ EARLY 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH OAK DISPLAY WALL CUPBOARD WITH AN ASTRAL GLAZED DOOR. IT HAS A BEAUTIFUL PATINA AND IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION  More »

THIS IS A VERY HANDSOME LATE 18TH/ EARLY 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH OAK DISPLAY WALL CUPBOARD WITH AN ASTRAL GLAZED DOOR. IT HAS A BEAUTIFUL PATINA AND IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION WITH THE ORIGINAL GLASS. IT ALSO HAS THE ORIIGNAL LOCK AND KEY. THE INSIDE IS PAINTED WHICH MAY HAVE BEEN DONE AT A LATER DATE. THIS IS AN IDEAL CORNER CABINET TO DISPLAY YOUR FINE PORCELAIN COLLECTION, IT WILL LOOK GREAT! Status: For Sale Reference#: PFA_56V Condition: VERY GOOD Year: 1800 Country: ENGLAND Height: 45.75 in. (116.21 cm) Depth: 23.5 in. (59.69 cm) Width: 33.5 in. (85.09 cm) Title: LOVELY 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH OAK GLASS FRONT CORNER DISPLAY CABINET   « Less

MAGNIFICENT ENGLISH MAHOGANY CHIPPENDALE STYLE DOUBLE DISPLAY/CHINA CABINET WITH ASTRAL GLAZED DOORS BOTH TOP, BOTTOM AND SIDES. THE CABINET HAS DENTIL MOULDING TO THE TOP  More »

MAGNIFICENT ENGLISH MAHOGANY CHIPPENDALE STYLE DOUBLE DISPLAY/CHINA CABINET WITH ASTRAL GLAZED DOORS BOTH TOP, BOTTOM AND SIDES. THE CABINET HAS DENTIL MOULDING TO THE TOP AND IS BEAUTIFULLY CARVED IN THE CENTRE OF THE CABINET AND ON THE BOTTOM SKIRT. IT IS ALSO CARVED TO THE TOP OF THE FOUR CABRIOLE FRONT LEGS. IT WAS MADE CA 1900 AND HAS ONE LARGE SHELF IN THE TOP SECTION AND ONE IN THE BOTTOM SECTION. INSIDE THE BOTTOM OF THE TOP SETION IS A SHELF COVERED IN THE ORIGINAL VELVET AS IT THE BOTTOM SHELF IN THE BOTTOM SECTION. THE GLASS PANES ARE ALL ORIGINAL AND IT HAS THE ORIGINAL FINISH. IT IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION THROUGHOUT WITH THE ORIGINAL KEYS. Status: For Sale Reference#: PFA_LTA Condition: VERY GOOD Year: CA 1900 Country: ENGLAND Height: 82 in. (208.28 cm) Depth: 20 in. (50.80 cm) Width: 48 in. (121.92 cm) Title: MAGNIFICENT ENGLISH CHIPPENDALE STYLE MAHOGANY DOUBLE DISPLAY/CHINA CABINET Style: CHIPPENDALE   « Less

A BRASS FRENCH EMPIRE STYLE CITRINE/CABINET/BAR WITH BEVELED GLASS DOORS AND BEVELED SIDE PANELS, WITH SMOKED MIRROR BACK AND GROVED GLASS SHELVES FOR PLATED. AND LIGHTED  More »

A BRASS FRENCH EMPIRE STYLE CITRINE/CABINET/BAR WITH BEVELED GLASS DOORS AND BEVELED SIDE PANELS, WITH SMOKED MIRROR BACK AND GROVED GLASS SHELVES FOR PLATED. AND LIGHTED WITH DIMMER SWITCH AND STORAGE BELOW. Status: For Sale Reference#: DF_CC_2_10_186 Condition: EXCELLENT Year: 1980''S Country: FRANCE Height: 87 in. (220.98 cm) Depth: 18 in. (45.72 cm) Width: 44 in. (111.76 cm) Style: FRENCH EMPIRE Materials: BRASS AND GLASS   « Less

A WALNUT FLEMISH '' VARGUENO'' COLLECTOR CABINET, WITH LOTS OF DRAWERS FOR COLLECTING AND DOORS TO CLOSE IT. BUT WHY WOULD YOU.  More »

A WALNUT FLEMISH '' VARGUENO'' COLLECTOR CABINET, WITH LOTS OF DRAWERS FOR COLLECTING AND DOORS TO CLOSE IT. BUT WHY WOULD YOU. Status: For Sale Reference#: FDF_SG_8_9_466 Condition: VERY GOOD CONDITION Year: 1680''S Country: FLANDERS Height: 34 in. (86.36 cm) Depth: 15.5 in. (39.37 cm) Width: 30 in. (76.20 cm) Materials: WALNUT   « Less

A LOUIS 15TH STYLE DISPLAY CABINET WITH 3 GLASS SHELVES. THE PAINTED FINISH CAN BE TOUCHED UP. THE INTERIORS IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION, WITH FABRIC BACK AND SIDES AND  More »

A LOUIS 15TH STYLE DISPLAY CABINET WITH 3 GLASS SHELVES. THE PAINTED FINISH CAN BE TOUCHED UP. THE INTERIORS IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION, WITH FABRIC BACK AND SIDES AND BOTTOM. WE ADDED TWO LIGHTS IN THE TOP. IT ALL COMES A PART, FOR EASY MOVING, AND SHIPPING. Status: For Sale Reference#: F_1_0_20 Condition: VERY GOOD Year: 1890-1900 Country: FRANCE Height: 95 in. (241.30 cm) Depth: 18 in. (45.72 cm) Width: 51 in. (129.54 cm) Style: LOUIS 15TH Materials: WOOD AND GLASS   « Less

A FOUR DOOR PORTUGUESE CABINET WITH RAISED PANELS, THE INTERIOR IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION, NOW THAT WE REMOVED 3 LAYERS OF WALLPAPER.  More »

A FOUR DOOR PORTUGUESE CABINET WITH RAISED PANELS, THE INTERIOR IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION, NOW THAT WE REMOVED 3 LAYERS OF WALLPAPER. Status: For Sale Reference#: TG_3_07_559 Condition: VERY GOOD Year: 1820-1830 Country: PORTUGAL Height: 104 in. (264.16 cm) Depth: 30 in. (76.20 cm) Width: 116.5 in. (295.91 cm) Materials: WALNUT   « Less

Height 69" Width 58" Depth 24". The age of this piece can be established by various factors. The style of the carving on the door panels is typical of the late 16th/early  More »

Height 69" Width 58" Depth 24". The age of this piece can be established by various factors. The style of the carving on the door panels is typical of the late 16th/early 17th century. Also, the carving on the stiles and rails is known to have existed from the late 16th century. The plain molding on the top is typical of the 16th century; by the early 17th century, the molding was nearly always carved or the top contained a carved frieze. The overall size and shape of the cabinet is typical of Flemish 4-door cupboards earlier in the 16th century, but this is the only one of this size and shape that I have seen with open shelves in the lower section. However, 16th-century cupboards from France typically have 2-door above an open section on the bottom. Condition: The lower half of each corner post was replaced at some later time. It is also possible that the shelves were replaced at that time. #F80   « Less

Height 45”, width 31”, depth 19”. On either side of the door are figures carved in full relief, one carrying an anchor and the other a cross, each  More »

Height 45”, width 31”, depth 19”. On either side of the door are figures carved in full relief, one carrying an anchor and the other a cross, each probably representing one of the three virtues, favorite subjects of the Flemish during the 17th century. The deep center carving contains two birds (possibly flamingos) positioned back-to-back, with a small cartouche above carved with the date, 1633. There is a drawer above the door flanked by two cherubs in full relief. Comparative examples: Some other Flemish one door cupboards are pictured on page 116 and 117 in the book, “Belgian Furniture 1500-1800”, by Thibaut Wolvesperges. More are pictured on pages 31, 33, and 38 in the book, Mobilier de Belgique et de la Flandre Francaise”, by Edith Mannoni. It is interesting to note that, like the cupboard being offered, some of these comparative examples have a combination of very deep carving and relatively shallower carving, a characteristic in this case that indicates Brugge as the city of origin. In the other examples, the deep carving is always on the posts and center of the door, and the more shallow carving is usually on the surrounding parts of the door and on the plinth. Condition: The backboards and both shelves appear somewhat old, but are not original. Also, the drawer has been rebuilt apparently many decades ago, using new interior parts but retaining the original carved oak facing. #G40   « Less

Height 82", width 63", depth 24". Cupboards of this design, with small doors above an open area in the upper section, were made in great quantities in the 19th century,  More »

Height 82", width 63", depth 24". Cupboards of this design, with small doors above an open area in the upper section, were made in great quantities in the 19th century, but 17th-century examples such as this one are quite scarce. This example includes six carved scenes of the life of Christ in full relief. Lower section opens to two small drawers side-by-side along the top and a shelf in the middle. Both top and lower doors have the original large inset iron locks. Provenance: "Oude Walle" castle, Lovendegem Belgium. Condition: Basically all original and is good, sturdy condition, but with a few losses to the carved scenes on the doors. Locks are in good functioning order with large early key. #F43   « Less

Height 42", Width 35", Depth 23". This cupboard has an attractive geometric pattern painstakingly made up from small pieces of molding, a pattern that was widely popular  More »

Height 42", Width 35", Depth 23". This cupboard has an attractive geometric pattern painstakingly made up from small pieces of molding, a pattern that was widely popular in Flanders in the mid-17th century. The barley-twist columns with their well-carved Corinthian capitals point this piece as being from the early Baroque period. The small holes in the doors were there for ventilation, a feature not uncommon in 17th-century pieces. Many of these one-door cupboards originally had a linen press built onto the top, but with advances in technology, the linen press parts became useless and were removed long to leave a more practical flat surface. Such is the case with this piece as evidenced by the two small wood plugs on the top. Condition: The backboards are later but old, and the brass drawer pull is a replacement. The back left leg has been repaired. #H10   « Less