Cherry Home Accents

Cherrywood Italian Modernist tambour screen/ room divider. Beautiful interior design element crafted from vertical cherrywood slats that can be rolled up and opened in numerous dynam...

Beautiful elegant rotating globe in brass ,sitting on solid cherry wood base pair of Globe bookends , circa 1970's made in Italy, nice condition great unique gift.

Pair of sculptural Art Deco style brass bookends are mounted on wooden bases with ebonized edge detail. The bookends appear to be a reissue of company's early molds, with fine detai...

A pair of tambour screens or room dividers made made from strips of cherry wood. A midcentury Italian production inspired by the iconic 1930s design by Jomain Baumann. The Finnish a...

Cherrywood Italian Modernist tambour screen / room divider. Beautiful interior design element crafted from vertical cherrywood slats and can be rolled up and opened in numerous dynam...

Decorate a library or study with this artisan-made folding step ladder chair. Crafted in Southern France circa 1980, the metamorphic chair features t...

A 19th century French birdcage made of brass wire and cherry wood with hand-carved decoration and brass nail trim. Pull-out trays at the bottom with mirrored glass plates and pull-ou...

A richly detailed and substantial four-panel folding screen composed of 32 tooled leather panels set into a solid fruitwood frame with heavy-duty brass hinges. The embossed leather is finished in a luminous gold tone that catches and reflects light with striking effect—more vibrant and glowing in person than photos suggest. The result is both refined and bold, with an elegant symmetry that speaks to modernist luxury. The craftsmanship and materials point to either fine Italian atelier work—celebrated for its sophisticated leathercraft and precision wood joinery—or the influence of Tommi Parzinger, whose designs in mid-century America combined tailored formality with high-style decorative surfaces. The piece reflects the same language of elevated modernism found in the work of Parzinger, Edward Wormley, and William Haines, all of whom embraced screens as sculptural yet functional elements in their interiors. A piece of this caliber would have appealed to top interior decorators and forward-thinking clients of the period—those furnishing Fifth Avenue apartments, Palm Springs modernist homes, or Hollywood estates. It would have found its way into projects by designers like Billy Baldwin, Frances Elkins, or Kalef Alaton...

Mid Century Brandt Replogle world globe. Made of cherry featuring turned fluted column supports with triangular base and castors with Replogle 16"" globe Cartiographed by LeRoy M. To...

Decorate a library or study with this artisan-made folding step ladder chair. Crafted in Southern France circa 1960, the metamorphic chair features t...

Marvelous pair of stylized and quality carved sheepdog bookends by P. Belys. In this day and age it is getting ever harder to find anything that is really handcrafted, let alone som...

Vintage solid wood studio craft bookends, circa 1960s. This unique pair is made of cherry wood with maple inlay. Perfect to display with any modern o...