Antique Dutch Colonial Glass Door Cabinet

A Dutch Colonial Indonesian antique lacquered wooden cabinet from the early 20th century, with paneled glass doors, carved apron and claw feet. Crafted during the Dutch Colonial peri...

A large Dutch Colonial cabinet with Chapeau de Gendarme top, double glass doors and sides. This large Dutch Colonial cabinet captivates with its exquisite bonnet chapeau de gendarme ...

A Dutch Colonial cabinet with bonnet top, glass doors and red and gilded accents. This early 20th-century Dutch Colonial cabinet is a stunning representation of period craftsmanship,...

A vintage Dutch Colonial Art Deco style cabinet from the mid-20th century, with doors, drawers and mirrored front. Discover the elegant fusion of colonial design and Art Deco style w...

An 18th-century Rosewood Dutch Colonial cabinet of exceptional quality, with brass inlays gracing the top section, side columns, door panels, and turned feet base. It has beautiful r...

A large Dutch colonial cabinet from Central Java, Indonesia, early 20th Century. Teak wood finished in a deep red color, with polychromed frames and carved gilt trim. Bonnet top. ...

An antique Dutch Colonial cabinet from the late 19th century, with bonnet top, carved panels, cabriole legs and cinnabar / black patina. Crafted...

This Dutch Colonial kitchen cabinet is from the 19th century, and has a corniced top, over two-door cabinet, with iron hardware, shelves to interior, ...

Antique Dutch Marquetry Cabinet This exquisite 19th Century Dutch Marquetry Cupboard showcases the intricate craftsmanship of its era, featuring two elegant glass doors that provide...

A charming satin and rosewood, ebony and teak collectors’ table-cabinet Sri Lanka, second half of the 18th century Measures: H. 86.5 x W. 62.5 x D. 34.7 cm In the top of the shaped cornice, there is a carving of a butterfly or moth. Under the cornice two panelled doors with scorched chequered motif, and under the doors one long drawer. When the doors are locked, so is the drawer. Behind the two doors, there are eight drawers, suitable to store small collectors’ items, such as a coin collection, or mineral specimens, small shells, collections of animal teeth, etc. The 17th and 18th centuries saw a wide-spread interest in exotic cultures and collecting of botanical, zoological and geological specimens...