We carry a wide array of quality antique and vintage china cabinets. Find the perfect antique furniture for your dining room.
19th Century French Directoire-style painted bookcase, with mesh-front doors and adjustable shelves to the interior. Circa 1870. 59.5″ Wide x 21″ Deep x 82″ Tall. Purchasing this item via our
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Excellent-quality English Victorian open-shelf credenza, featuring burl walnut book-matched veneer, inlaid with filigree details in boxwood and banding of kingwood, the centre door flanked by open quarter-round shelves and with
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Vintage Asian carved gilt two-door vitrine, profusely carved on every surface with flowers, leaves, etc. Circa 1950. 39″ Wide x 19″ Deep x 65′ Tall. Purchasing this item via our
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English solid mahogany vitrine, or china cabinet, with canted glass sides and a single door with ‘X’ pattern mullions and cross-banded details. Circa 1910. 42″ Wide x 15″ Deep x
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An unusually small, English Edwardian single-door display cabinet – with two shelves and raised on square tapering legs. Circa 1910. 24″ Wide x 12″ Deep x 54.5″ Tall. To see
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A large oak-and-burl walnut Dutch vitrine – with green glass doors and curved glass sides. The top has a scrolled and ebony-inlaid pediment; the base is fitted with a single
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French mahogany Louis Philippe bookcase. Circa 1860. In lovely original condition. 42.5″ Wide x 15.5″ Deep x 83.5″ Tall. Purchasing this item via our website is quick and easy: payment
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A French Louis XVI-style buffet and hutch in mahogany, the lower doors veneered in book-matched satinwood with contrasting banding. The upper display section has curved glass doors flanking the two
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A Victorian, solid quarter-sawn, or ‘tiger’, oak American china cabinet with nicely-carved details. Curved glass sides and a serpentine-curved glass centre door which opens to reveal four original, solid tiger-oak
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Delicate, Transitional-design, solid mahogany, gilt, and bronze, display cabinet. Paris, Circa 1920. Small footprint makes it very versatile throughout the home. 18″ Wide x 17″ Deep x 56″ Tall. Purchasing
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A fine-quality French Louis XVI buffet hutch in walnut, the base with two doors embellished with carved swags and raised on fluted turned tapering legs, and with a marble top
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A lovely-quality, small, French vitrine or ‘bijouterie cabinet’ in mahogany with brass accents. Brass-framed door opens to reveal glass shelves with adjustable brass support hardware. Circa 1890. 16″ Wide x
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A French breakfront bookcase in walnut with Art Nouveau influence as to the shaped curved doors and carved details. Original curved bevelled glass doors; adjustable shelves. Circa 1910. 67″ Wide
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This wonderful display cabinet is designed in an Orientaliste style, which was popular in Europe in the mid-late 19th Century. This craze was kick-started by Japan reopening to trade with
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An unusual, French Mid-19th Century, mahogany-framed corner cabinet, or vitrine, the single door with original curved glass panels and brass trim and flanked by fluted pilasters. Pierced brass gallery top.
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Carved Flemish china cabinet with iron and carved base. Mid-20th Century. 63″ Wide x 20.5″ Deep x 80″ Tall. To see our selection of china cabinets, click here Purchasing this
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A 19th Century French, single-door cabinet or bookcase with adjustable shelves to the interior and a lower drawer. The case features book-matched figured walnut veneering. Circa 1880. 41″ Wide x
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French Late-18th Century cabinet ‘Deux Corps’ in cherry and elm with solid burl panels to the doors and three drawers in the middle. Circa 1790. 64″ Wide x 24″ Deep
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French 19th Century Renaissance-Revival vitrine with glass sides and a single door flanked by turned and carved columns, with carved panels to the lower sides and door-front. Circa 1900. 42″
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Vintage library bookcase with four glazed doors, four drawers, and four cabinets. Circa 1960. 76″ Wide x 19″ Deep x 75″ Tall.
