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An impressive, carved rosewood, triple-door, Louis XV-Revival armoire, with dramatically-carved top details and legs, having three sections each with several adjustable shelves. Circa 1880. Disassembles completely for moving. To see
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An unusually small, French cherrywood cabinet, or bonnetiere, nicely-carved and with a beautiful glowing warm colour. Circa 1910. To see our other cabinets, click here 26″ Wide x 18″ Deep
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A top-quality French Empire-Revival bookcase in ‘plum pudding’ mahogany, the central glass doors and side gilt-mesh doors all flanked by mahogany columns with gilt bases and capitals; the piece having
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A highly-carved Continental Victorian cabinet in mahogany, with elaborate pierced carving to the top and sides, the top with a mirrored door, and with dramatic flame mahogany veneer door and
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Unusually large, solid oak, shop cabinet originally from a pharmacy in New Westminster. Circa 1900. Four glass doors enclosing adjustable upper shelving, with four lower panelled doors. To see our
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A 19th century, 2-door Louis XV-style pointed armoire with shaped panelled doors and carved details. The interior may be fitted with shelves or a rod for hanging. Circa 1880. To
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An impressive French two-door armoire in walnut and oak, the panelled doors featuring stars inlaid in contrasting timbers, and complex molded details surrounding the panels. The piece separates into top
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A smaller size, 19th Century, French, 2-door cabinet or armoire with shaped-panelled doors on scroll feet. Just over five feet tall – a perfect size for a flatscreen monitor. Its
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An English Victorian mahogany wardrobe with two arched-panelled doors, each with inset book-matched figured mahogany panels. Fitted with upper and lower rods for hanging but could as easily have shelves.
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A French Art Nouveau two-door walnut armoire with beautiful hand-carved floral details and original bevelled mirrors. An increasingly hard-to-find example of period French Art Nouveau. Circa 1910. Available with matching
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Very rare, French 19th Century, monumental-size corner armoire, with concave curved doors and two shelves, all in solid, hand-carved fruitwood. Please scroll down to the last photo to see a
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Antique French Louis Phillippe flame mahogany, single-mirror door, armoire – with shelves and lower drawers. Circa 1840. Functional and attractive. To see other armoires, click here 44″ Wide x 20″
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Antique country French cherry & oak panelled armoire. Circa 1780. Gorgeous patina and richness to the wood on this piece. The carving and the hardware are very fine, as is
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A rustic French single-door armoire or ‘bonnetiere’ with raised solid-oak paneled door and sides, and fitted with shelves and a drawer to the interior. Circa 1860. To see our other
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Beautifully hand crafted 19th Century solid oak armoire from South of France. Note the fine details on this gorgeous piece.
French Mahogany Empire-Revival corner cabinet with gilt bronze mounts and striking accents. Circa 1910. With glass doors and finished shelves, this is a beautiful and unusual corner piece. For our
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Rare French carved oak vitrine, converted from an 1820’s armoire, with hand-bevelled glass panels in place of the original wood. Beautiful 19th Century shelf brackets. A stunning and unique piece.
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A very grand Dutch cabinet in mahogany, the base of ‘bombe’ form and fitted with three large drawers, the upper cabinet with shelves and small drawers enclosed by two large
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Rare antique French armoire from 1630-50. With original key, locks, and hardware. The depth on this wonderful and rare piece is perfect for hanging clothes, or transforming it into a
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Nicely carved and detailed, this Continental French antique armoire is made of oak, circa 1800. Its smaller scale makes it perfect for a flatscreen TV or liquor cabinet. To see
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