This apothecary with large drawers was made circa 1950s in Germany. It features 8 drawers with sheet metal cup handles. It remains in a good restored condition. The interior dimensions of the drawers are: D x W x H: 28 x 50 x 23 cm.

Tall grey painted hanging glass cabinet in Gustavian style from circa 1820. The cabinet is in great vintage condition.

Biedermeier cabinet, separable plugged with beautiful veneer pattern, of about 1810/20 ebonized with inlaid crest, walnut sawn veneer with four wedges, newly fitted surface with shellac hand polishing

Fine quality Edwardian mahogany and inlaid display cabinet of serpentine outline, having inlaid and crossbanded frieze above a glazed door with crossbanded panel, fitted with original working lock and a key, enclosing clean, relined interior, all standing on out swept legs. This antique cabinet retains its original finish, color and patina with relined interior. This display cabinet requires to be fixed to the wall. c1900

H65″ 30″ D21″

H165 cm W76 cm D53 cm

Quality 19th century antique Victorian burr walnut inlaid music cabinet having an appealing original brass gallery, a beautiful quality burr walnut top with urn and stringing boxwood inlay, one glazed door opening to reveal two shelves. It features decorative canted corners with pretty boxwood inlay and appealing burr walnut sides. It stands proudly on a plinth base. A charming example of skillful craftsmanship of the Victorian period. Measures: H 88.5cm W 53cm D 32.5cm.

The two former military pedestals (sold only as a pair). You can put in a column as well as side by side. Belonged to the French army.
Maintained its original patina.

This apothecary cabinet with large drawers was made circa 1950s in the Netherlands. It features 7 drawers in oak veneer with very special hand shaped handles. It remains in a good restored condition. The drawers are lockable with the original key. The interior dimensions of the drawers are: D x W x H: 24 x 38 x 16 cm.

The little golden house of the Waltons… It’s as if John-Boy personally left prints of his characteristic mole on the cheek. They are scattered all-over this small chest of drawers in the shape of a house that has been gold lacquered.
This desk or vanity piece contains 12 small drawers. It is beautifully made and would be real practical for your office supplies such as tape or paper clips. It would also make for a wonderful jewelry case for your rings, brooches and earrings.

The famous U-450 series cabinet was designed in 1958 for Czechoslovak national company Interiér Praha by Czech designer Jiří Jiroutek. It was at Brussels Expo ‘58 where Czech pavilion became a great success and stood behind the upturn of modernist style that later became called Brussels style. The pastel-coloured cabinets and chests of drawers with slanted legs from U-450 series became one of the prominent representatives of Brussels style. These cabinets were manufactured with success for almost 20 years. One could see such cabinets in most of the modern households of 1960s – 1970s Czechoslovakia. The cabinets were unique not only with their design but also through their technological innovation that made their serial production possible and made them available during the times of high demand. These cabinets were among the first ones produced from pre-prepared parts and later compiled together. Such technological methods allowed the furniture prices to drop – and the rise of companies like IKEA. This cabinet marked U-452 is divided into two parts by horizontal shelf, it has wooden construction with veneered (oak) surface and sliding doors made from plywood. The base is made of solid spruce. We have the cabinet in stock in the condition ”before renovation”. We would like to inform you that due to the age of the cabinet and the fact that we renovate each individual piece, the ordered cabinet may differ slightly from the photos. The cabinet we will supply may differ from the cabinet in the photos in the tone of the veneer shade or in the veneer drawing. The difference in shade is minimal, we always use the same renovating procedure. Designer: Jiří Jiroutek Manufacturer: Interiér Praha Decade: 1960s Condition: After complete renovation.