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Edwardian walnut display cabinet with richly figured walnut veneers, glazed cabinet door, and fine contrasting inlaid decoration throughout. Accented with gilt bronze ormolu mounts and raised on a shaped plinth
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A French Renaissance Revival three-door bookcase in walnut, featuring full-height doors with glazed upper sections and paneled lower portions. The facade is structured with turned columns, fluted elements, and geometric
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Early 20th century Empire style mahogany cabinet featuring a clean architectural form with a stepped cornice and restrained classical ornament. Fitted with mirrored double doors opening to adjustable interior shelving,
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Exceptional French Napoleon III mahogany bookcase with ormolu trim and hardware, circa 1850. Made by hand to the highest level of craftsmanship – For those of you who appreciate fine
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Large, early 19th Century William IV mahogany breakfront bookcase. Stunning pierced lattice work, cresting above four geometric glazed doors, with shelved interior over four fielded cupboard doors and outset plinth
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Antique French carved oak “lit clos” (enclosed bed) from the late 1700s, that was later converted into a sliding door bookcase cabinet. Constructed and carved entirely by hand, it features
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An elegant Louis XVI style French display cabinet, circa 1890–1910, crafted from mahogany with kingwood and tulipwood parquetry, with finely cast gilt bronze mounts. It features two glazed doors with
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A late 19th century French display cabinet, vitrine, or bookcase in solid cherry wood with a gently shaped bonnet top and two glazed doors. The cabinet features curved upper glazing
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A smaller-scale English mid-Victorian bookcase in rosewood with gothic arch profile doors. Adjustable upper shelves and single shelf in cabinet base. Circa 1850. Dimensions: W: 38.5″ D: 14.5″ H:
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A French Empire period walnut bookcase cabinet, circa 1820–1835. It retains its original escutcheon and hardware and features a projecting cornice above two half-glazed doors flanked by detached cylindrical columns
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A French Louis XVI style walnut bookcase cabinet, constructed in solid walnut. It features a central wire-mesh “grille” door, flanked by two paneled doors. Cast brass mounts and escutcheons accent
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An Edwardian revolving bookcase in mahogany, featuring an open slatted framework with four graduated tiers arranged around a central column. Designed to rotate for easy access, the bookcase stands on
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This early 20th century French Louis XVI style display cabinet or bookcase features fluted pilasters, glazed upper doors, and a shaped white marble top. The case was skillfully handbuilt in
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A French Art Deco display cabinet in sycamore with contrasting rosewood accents. The piece features three glass-panelled doors—one large central door flanked by two narrower side doors—with adjustable interior shelving.
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This French Empire style bookcase was constructed in richly figured mahogany and features detached, full-height columnar supports, two solid paneled doors flanking a central half-glazed door, and adjustable interior shelving.
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French vitrine veneered in finely figured woods, featuring marquetry panels depicting musical instruments and floral vases, with three glazed upper doors and a breccia marble top. The neoclassical design, materials,
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Item #: FQ-2745 This large-scale French mahogany bibliothèque bookcase dates to the late 19th or early 20th century and reflects the disciplined, architectural character of the Empire style. Constructed from
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A solid oak step-back hutch in the Renaissance Revival style, likely French, dating to around 1890–1910. The upper cabinet has glazed doors with adjustable shelving, and the lower section offers
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This cabinet combines elements from several periods, assembled to create a unified and practical piece. The lower section, dating from around 1650–1700, features hand-carved figures, paneled doors, and lion’s paw
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An elegant 19th century rosewood whatnot, finely crafted with three graduated tiers supported by beautifully turned baluster columns. The top tier is surmounted by decorative finials, enhancing its graceful silhouette.
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