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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 small rustic cabinet made of tongue-and-groove oak. Circa 1950. North American, with quirky piercings to the back raised plate. To see our other cabinets, click here 27″ Wide x
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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 unusual oak-based brass ship’s binnacle converted to a bar or cabinet. Circa 1900. To see our other bars, click here 27″ Wide x 22″ Deep x 44″ Tall. Purchasing
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A lovely quality English William IV rosewood china cabinet, the lower section with two doors with pleated silk, the upper section featuring glass sides and doors for display. Circa 1835.
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A French, oak, Louis XVI-style marble-top buffet with two drawers over two parquet-inlaid doors, the case with gilt bronze mounts. Signed ‘Gaentges Freres’ Paris. Circa 1910-20. To see our other
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An exceptionally well-carved and gilt Louis XVI-style Italian side table – with original shaped-edge marble top, the skirt finely pierce-carved with oak leaves, the tapering carved and fluted legs joined
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19th Century gueridon, Circa 1880. Beautiful fitted marble top with quadruple edging. With a heavily hand-carved and scrolled mahogany base and original casters. In excellent condition. To see other gueridons,
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A colourful Turkish Kilim cotton runner carpet. Circa 1960. 128″ Wide x 31″ Deep. Purchasing this item via our website is quick and easy: payment and worldwide shipping are speedily
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An unusual traveller’s desk with a pierced gallery surround enclosing lidded compartments and slot for a pen, the marquetry top opening to reveal fitted drawers, as well as a hardwood
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An unusual, vintage, solid oak-and-brass ship’s wheel side table, the wheel with an inset glass surface and mounted on a solid oak tapering tongue-and-groove pedestal base. Circa 1970. To see
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A large table lamp made from the salvaged wood and iron hub of an antique wagon wheel, the two-socket light with natural fibre shade. Circa 1900/1970 conversion. To see our
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A very unusual American folk art or ‘Tramp Art’ double picture frame comprised of thousands of carved and joined pieces, the whole held together with the joinery alone, without glue
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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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An unusual French kingwood and marquetry Louis XV-style demi-lune console table with ormolu mounts. The table opens to become a round dining table which will further open to take leaves
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A pine Canadiana cabinet with two latched doors below a lidded upper bin (dough bin?), possibly for bread making. Circa 1890. 34″ Wide x 18″ Deep x 37″ Tall. Purchasing
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An unusual pair of Mid-Century Modern metal wall sconces with pierced metal Moorish-influenced cylindrical shades. Originally from the Terminal City Club in downtown Vancouver. Circa 1960. To see our other
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A pair of French Empire-style nightstands in mahogany with carved swan details and marble tops. Circa 1950. To see our other nightstands, click here 16″ Wide x 12″ Deep x
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A fine quality three-panel Chinese lacquer screen, the front with various figures within a walled garden, all rendered in a variety of carved and etched hardstone and ivory. Circa 1930.
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A French, Louis XVI-style, mahogany ‘bouillotte’ table, the marble top with pierced brass gallery over two drawers and two pull-out leather surfaces, the whole raised on tapering fluted legs with
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