Dutch-Colonial Satin and Rosewood, Ebony and Teak Collectors’ Table-Cabinet

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...

Gorgeous original Dutch Collectors Cabinet and Sewing Table in Teak. The Cabinet features beautiful wood grain with black metal legs on wheels. It offers good storage, with 8 differe...

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, ...

Victorian oak collector's cabinet. A late 19th century Victorian oak two door collector's cabinet. The cabinet doors are decorated with a pair of raised Gothic arch panels and ...

A 19th century Dutch Colonial teak cabinet with carved panels and inner shelves. Born in Indonesia during the 19th century, this tall teak cabinet features a beveled cornice sitting ...

A Dutch Colonial period Indonesian teak cabinet from the late 19th century, with bonnet top, two drawers, cabriole legs and ball and claw feet...

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. ...

A Fine Louis XV Ormolu mounted Tulipwood, Kingwood & Parquetry Collectors Cabinet Mid 18th Century Attributed to Jean-François Oeben The shaped marble top over a shaped cabinet with tulipwood, kingwood & parquetry throughout, with tambour shutters revealing a re-fitted interior with 6 graduating drawers, all over four cariole legs ending in gilt bronze sabots. Height 41 in. Width 38 in. Depth 20 in. Jean-François Oeben, ébéniste du roi in 1754 and maître in circa 1761. Jean-François Oeben was a sub-tenant of charles-joseph boulle (1688–1751) in the galleries of the louvre from 1751, and in 1754 was granted lodgings at the gobelins and then at the arsenal in 1756. he was appointed ebéniste du roi in 1754 and was therefore able to work outside guild restrictions. he was a protégé of the marquise de pompadour, the marquis de marigny and the duc de choiseul. his identifiable works span less than ten years. his earliest pieces are in the louis xv style (e.g. small table, 1756–8; munich, residenzmus.), and he seems even to have completed some pieces started by jean-pierre latz (e.g. pair of corner cupboards...

A fine example of a diminutive burled walnut vargueno, collector or valuables cabinet, with molded cornice and drop front, opening to a multi-drawer ...

A superb early Victorian ebony collector’s cabinet, of rectangular form with two cupboard doors opening to reveal four short and two long drawers lined...