GROUND ONE SIX Case Pieces and Storage Cabinets

An impressive pair of bedside table drawers in zebra wood and oak in art deco style from the 1980s but reminiscent of the glamorous art deco period. 1980s draw a lot inspiration from...

This amazing wood display cabinet from the 1970s, made to order in Italy for their owners. It has an exceptional craftsmanship made out of solid ashwood most of it and is a unique p...

This tall étagère, in brass plated square tubular frame with four smoked mirrored shelves is a great practical piece for every room or commercial space. Straight and strict lines fra...

An impressive and monumental shelving unit in black carrara marble with asymmetrical raw edges and clear tempered glass. This piece has been made i...

An amazing late 1970s early 1980s Italian display unit etagere in brass plated faux bamboo and the most beautiful aqua green glass! All glass shelves are original with its characteristic vintage edge glass finish in a unique and large arched shape, reminiscent of ancient arch architecture...

This Gianluigi Gorgoni briar burl wood display cabinet from the 1970s, made for Fratelli Turi, is an exceptional and unique piece of furnitur...

This high quality display cabinet, by architect Fabrizio Smania for Studio Smania Interni from the “Serie Mitzar” line is made of veneered bird’s-eye briar wood, on the late 1970s early 1980s. In a striking golden yellow/lime hue, the tall cabinet houses four glass shelves, and is anchored by a two-door cabinet with generous storage space at the bottom. With Memphis Milano movement references. This is an extremely rare piece as they only did a very small production of these tall cabinets and this finish. The two doors have brass handles, and the glass shelves are fully adjustable - perfect for whatever shaped ornaments or trinkets you may have, big or small. Also available is a round dining table and a set of four Vienna straw rattan dining chairs in a similar finish and style - don’t hesitate to enquire if you would like to complete the set. These pieces usually wrongly attributed to these designers Fratelli Turri, Fratelli Orsenigo...

This muted beige and brass sideboard and display cabinet combo, designed by 70s powerhouse Renato Zevi, is a fine example of the marriage of function and elegance that defined the era. Two low and wide cream veneered wood bases support a four-tiered smoked glass display cabinet, all with brass finishings. Each display base features two doors with brass handles, and inside singular shelves. This display cabinet is most commonly found with a black finish, and as such the pastel cream colour is a real rarity, perfect for either the modern or vintage home. CREATOR: Renato Zevi PLACE OF ORIGIN: Italian DATE OF MANUFACTURE: c. 1970's PERIOD: 1970-1979 MATERIALS & TECHNIQUES: Veneered wood, brass, smoked glass CONDITION: Good used condition WEAR: Wear consistent with age and use. Some light wear scratches and patina on brass. Two brass door strips...

This gold, waist high étagère, is a rarely seen piece of Pierre Vandel design - but has all the hallmarks of his best work. The four-shelved unit is mounted on to four metal swivel c...

An impressive West German sideboard with a white powder-coated frame and Brazilian rosewood or Rio Palisander veneered doors and accents, which accommodates a small drinks serving station. This long sideboard sits on a pedestal, with the rosewood doors being flanked by a sculptural border that leads to the white tabletop. The three doors on the left serves as general storage, whilst the small display and the door on the right acts as a drinks unit, housing a red and white fitted bottle storage container. This sideboard still holds its modern appeal, and it would look perfect in either the modern or vintage home...

A 1970s Italian display unit in the manner of Romeo Rega or Renato Zevi, in a unique and large octagonal shape. The base is composed of two pieces of rectangular black lacquered wood...

An elegant yet robust cabinet in a light duck egg blue sits atop a plinth in this stunning neoclassical inspired piece from ‘70s America. There are elements of chinoiserie in the des...