An elegant French, Louis XV-style, ‘bombe’ cabinet, the case veneered in book-matched kingwood and further embellished with floral marquetry. The cabinet retains the original shaped marble top and ormolu mounts;
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A solid mahogany English Victorian dining table with two leaves and a crank mechanism for extending the table. Four turned and carved legs with original porcelain casters. C. 1870 64″
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An elegant, two-door French Napoleon III bookcase, just restored in our workshop. The mahogany has been polished to a lovely colour and the brass details contrast beautifully. All panels feature
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A French, flame mahogany, single-mirror-door armoire fitted with interior shelves. This late 19th Century piece has beautiful original patina and colour. Circa 1880. 43″ Wide x 19″ Deep x 90″
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A handsome French Directoire-style bookcase in cherry with ebony and boxwood stringing and with decorative brass accents. Circa 1910-20. 47″ Wide x 16″ Deep x 66.5 Tall. To see our
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An exceptional, highly-carved, French walnut Henri II or Renaissance Revival buffet hutch, the six walnut panelled doors profusely carved with flowers, fruit, faces, etc. The upper cupboard is raised on
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A remarkable highly-carved French Renaissance revival carved buffet-hutch with carved soldier on rearing horse motif to upper door. Circa 1880. 63″ Wide x 23″ Deep x 109″ Tall. To see
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A grandly-proportioned, English Mid-19th Century, 10-door reverse-breakfront bookcase in flame mahogany, the five upper glass doors with gothic arch glazing pattern and opening to reveal adjustable shelves. The lower section
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An inlaid burl walnut side cabinet with inlaid details and gilt mounts, the single glass door opening to a shelved interior, and with a grey marble top. Circa 1870. 31.5″
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A French Louis Phillipe rosewood armoire with carved ebonized details throughout. Features the original curved beveled-glass mirror and a single drawer below. Bookmatched rosewood veneer panels to drawer, arched pediment
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A French carved walnut Louis XVI style buffet deux corps, the top with central glass door flanked by panelled and carved doors and raised on turned fluted columns. The marble-topped
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A gorgeous Louis XVI-style walnut server from France. Great quality. To see our other servers, click here 47″ Wide x 17.5″ Deep x 65″ Tall Purchasing this item via our
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Fabulous quality on this highly-detailed two-door French 19th Century vitrine from France. This is an exceptional piece with beautiful inlay and marquetry work. Click here to view more vitrines and
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Just arrived on our latest container from Paris. This elegant and intricately carved armoire has all the hallmarks of a truly fine piece of 19th Century French craftsmanship. From the
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A simple pine buffet with a two-door upper display cabinet. This is a practical piece, offering storage below, a serving surface, and display up top. Circa 1900. 48″ Wide x
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A fine-quality, Sheraton-Revival, English corner cabinet, the lower doors profusely inlaid with satinwood, boxwood, ebony, etc., the upper section with glazed doors and shelves, the cabinet with inlay throughout and
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A French, solid oak, ‘deux corps’ vitrine – or display cabinet – with beautiful carved details and ample shelved display in the lit upper section. The top has two doors
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An excellent-quality, large, breakfront, three-door ebony side cabinet, or credenza, featuring brass and tortoise-shell ‘Boulle’ inlaid doors and panels, the case further embellished with inlaid brass stringing and very fine
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A French, Napoleon III, mahogany two-door ‘bibliotheque’ – or bookcase – with brass trim and brass inlaid and fluted pilasters flanking the doors. Circa 1875. Four original adjustable brass-trimmed shelves.
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A nicely-carved solid oak single door armoire or ‘bonnetiere’ from Brittany, the front embellished with hand-carved flowers, swags, heraldic symbols etc. Circa 1880. 36″ Wide x 18″ Deep x 81″
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