19th Century Neoclassical Bookcase by Artist Jørgen Roed, Denmark 1850’s

This unique sideboard, designed by prominent Danish architect and designer Johan Rohde around 1910, is a stunning example of early 20th-century Danish craftsmanship. Made by the high...

Rare and beautifully preserved Danish cabinet from the 1850s, retaining its original painted decoration in the classical Pompeian style. The piece features refined neoclassical motif...

A rare and exquisite Danish artist’s chair from the 1860s, attributed to Jørgen Roed (1808–1888), a renowned painter of Denmark’s Golden Age. This finely crafted chair embodies the r...

Very rare and refined pair of armchairs attributed to architect M.G. Bindesbøll, crafted in Denmark around 1840. The chairs reflect the emergence of Danish historicism—where classica...

Antique bookcase North Germany Mahogany middle 19th century Dimensions: H x W x D: 198 x 138 x 49 cm Description: Front glazed bookcase from the late Biedermeier era circa 1850-18...

An elegant mid-19th century French Louis Philippe bookcase, crafted from rich, warm cherrywood and distinguished by its refined architectural details. The piece features a coved, can...

19th century French Neoclassical Open Bookcase is a magnificent work of the cabinetmaker's art, separated into an upper and lower tier that together create both display and storage in style! The crown features an intriguing design accented with pyramidal blocks, appearing over two corner pilasters carved with stylized quatrefoil overlay that embrace the upper open-shelved section. The upper tier sets upon a lower cabinet that is in effect a small buffet, with a pair of fluted drawers fitted with cast brass pulls presiding over two beautifully carved cabinet door...

Continental Austrian neoclassical style oak bookcase cabinet with geometric inlay, gilt egg-and-dart detail, ebonized trim, and Gothic filigree o...