Early 19th Century English bleached pine housekeepers cupboard with sliding doors. 1840. Internal top depth is 12.5″.

2 rare Wilhelminian period cabinets / sideboards made of walnut wood
with abundant fine carvings
2 parts
In the upper part a door, inside with shelves), as well as in each case left and right open shelves
In the lower part there are 2 drawers under it 2 doors in the inner 3 drawers and a shelf
H: 212 cm or with Putti carving 232 cm
W: 114 cm or upper part 90 cm
D: 54 cm or upper part 30 cm

A charming and inviting mid century corner cabinet / virtine in solid oak. Made by Danish Designer Henning (Henry) Kjærnulf in the 1960s. The cabinet features colored glass doors that allow the user to showcase their favorite items while keeping them safely stored. The cabinet has a tall and narrow design, making it the perfect piece for a room with limited space. The angled sides of the cabinet allow it to fit snugly into a corner, maximizing the use of available space. The oak wood has been expertly crafted to create clean lines and a smooth, polished finish, giving the cabinet a sleek and modern look. The cabinet is a functional piece of furniture that is perfect for any midcentury or modern interior. The clean lines and warm tones of the oak wood make it a versatile piece that can complement a variety of different styles and color schemes. Whether used in a living room, dining room, or bedroom, this corner cabinet is sure to make a stylish and practical addition to any home. with a heavy focus on functionality, this design style leans toward modernism, while incorporating coziness. The Scandinavian design style aims to provide a way for people to live more sustainably and in harmony with one another.

Empire style. Cleaned and low -fitting furniture tray. Façade, doors, drawers in solid mahogany. Very good quality. Old bullets. Modular stages. Ponée, Treaty and waxed.tiroirs: 53 x 45 x 8 cm.

circa 1790 Large 19thC George III English Oak & Fruitwood Housekeepers Cupboard Exceptional patination and colour Base W229 x D50 x H105cm Top W230 x D45 x H125cm Together W230 x D50 x H230cm

Att. Charlotte Perriand pine cabinet for Les Arcs, France 1970s This is a of a pine cabinet attributed to Charlotte Perriand for Les Arcs in the 1970s. The cabinet has four doors and two pull-out drawers, and it is made of solid pine. The cabinet is in two pieces: a base and a top. It is in good original condition, with only minor signs of use, and has a beautiful patina. Charlotte Perriand was a French designer who worked with Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret until 1937. Together, they created revolutionary tubular steel furnishings and system furniture, which received much acclaim when presented at the 1929 Salon D’Automne. In 1937, Charlotte Perriand designed a mountain chalet of sheet aluminum with Pierre Jeanneret. She became a design consultant to the Japanese Board of Trade in 1940 and lived in Japan until 1946. Her designs show overtones of Japanese form, as seen in the 1953 chair Synthèse des Art. Choosing used midcentury design furniture is an environmentally friendly option that gives furniture a second, third, or even fourth life. Midcentury design furniture is often of high quality and can last for many years. Some pieces even have a rich history.

The fantastic corner cabinet dates from the 60/70s.
Danish design, minimalist form.
The furniture surface is finished with teak veneer, upper glass stained glass door. In the upper part one shelf, in the lower two shelves.

Pretty scriban Library has two solid mahogany and marked nets, opening by three drawers in the lower part and two mesh doors in the upper part
of the period Louis XVI, 18th century
In very good condition, tampon varnish furniture
work called port furniture
1 meter deep with the open abbeiner
has a secret hatch in the environments

Long Country Elm Wall Hanging Cupboard

This long cabinet is a very good quality piece, it has 2 slatted doors, which are shelved inside and have a sliding closer
The cabinet is in very good used condition, it is 51” long, 16” high and 9” deep