This three-piece cabinet was designed in 1935 and produced by Brumax in Berlin Neukölln, Germany. It is made of veneered oak and glass. It is 3-piece furniture in segmental construction which can be singularly positioned or individually combined. All parts are made of solid wood or blockboard, cherry outside, maple veneered in the best workmanship and almost perfect original condition. The parts can be screwed together laterally.

This very rare early 19th-century mahogany wine cooler cabinet features a lift up hinged lid exposing a wine cooler. The door below opens to reveal a mahogany-lined drawer in the center with an original brass swan neck handle and a cupboard below. It was produced circa 1800.

– Beautiful Art Nouveau display cabinet;
– One door with beveled glass;
– Beveled corners and sides with panels;
– Hand-carved flower decors on door;
– Three shelves;
– Up-curved, scrolled feet;
– Thick glass top in emerald color.
– The glass surface has a small corner broken;
– The key does not work

Antique quality Edwardian mahogany inlaid corner cabinet having a fine inlay decoration which makes this an altogether striking piece. It boasts a charming shaped inlaid gallery top with a pretty inlaid frieze. The astragal glazed door has the original brass handle. It stands on three elegant square tapering legs united by a shaped under-tier which gives the piece a very elegant look.

Beautifully crafted and designed and in wonderful original condition and of desirable proportions

H160.5 cm
W69.5 cm
D51 cm
1900

Original Painted ice Cabinet
Original good condition

This tall wooden cabinet from the 1950s, crafted by the renowned artisans of the Associazione Artigiani Canturini del Mobile, represents a perfect blend of elegance and functionality. with its clean lines and geometric shapes, typical of the era, this piece embodies the sophistication of Italian design from that period.

The sturdy, well-proportioned structure offers various compartments that ensure smart space organization. On the sides, two drop-down doors provide practicality and versatility, while the central double doors with hand-turned wooden knobs reveal spacious interior shelves, ideal for storing everyday items or cherished pieces.

Refined details, such as the hand-turned round wooden knobs, attest to the artisanal attention that defines this cabinet. The tapered legs, with their distinctive shape, add a sense of lightness to the structure while ensuring stability. The presence of keys for the doors further emphasizes the attention to both functional and decorative details.

This cabinet is not just a piece of furniture; it’s a true work of art, capable of enriching any environment with its timeless charm. Perfect for those looking to add an authentic vintage touch to their home, this cabinet stands as a testament to Italy’s rich artisanal heritage.

Classic two-part bar cabinet from the IDEE furniture range from the Oldenburger Möbelwerkstätten from the 1950s. Body in teak veneer with a mirrored bar compartment, two glass shelves, four sliding doors, four shelves, two book compartments and a black base. The inner compartment can be illuminated.

Quality features:

very good workmanship
high quality materials
Made in Germany, manufacturer: Oldenburger Möbelwerkstätten (branding on the body)

– Rare trunk with its original key
– Very particular in its size and condition
– It is fairly square in shape
– Drawers have the orange color found on a Vuitton case
– 1 of only 3 luxury brands in the United States during this period

– Vintage desk cabinets
– Produced in the 1970s
– Custom-made by a furniture designer for the board of a German company
– The cabinets are made of rosewood with chromed metal legs
– The cabinets are reminiscent of the designs by Karl Springer

Early 20th century American display cabinet by Quincy showcase works Illinois circa 1900.

Fine quality piece by well-known cabinet makers Quincy showcase works. Shaped plinth base with decorative metal mounts supporting the glazed display area. Access to the cabinet is provided with 2 sliding doors to the reverse. Black baize providing the cover to the base of the interior.

Bares the makers label on the front ‘Quincy showcase works 127 to 135 main st Quincy Illinois’.

Originally a tabletop cabinet has now been provided with a complimentary fixed base for 360 viewings.

Original glass, minor surface marks, and rubbing which only adds to the patina.