Yew Linen Presses

A fine George III Sheraton period oval panelled mahogany linen press of a good color and patina: The cupboard with three cedar lined slides and oak lined d...

19th-Century Biedermeier Mahogany Wood and Veneer Linen Press Furniture made of mahogany wood and mahogany veneer on softwood, dating back to the first half of the 19th century. Sin...

19th Century English Mahogany Linen Press with Oval Paneling and Crossbanding

The rare diminutive Dutch Bombe linen press has original white painted over blue with three deep drawers below and a double-door storage space ...

English mahogany one drawer linen press with lower two door cabinet revealing original pull out shelves, and terminating on stylized bun feet. Early 19th Century.

Fine Quality 18th Century George III Period Mahogany Linen Press Cupboard A fine quality 18th-century George III period mahogany linen press cupboard. A stunning example of Georgian...

This two-door, two-drawer wardrobe / linen press in finely grained mahogany is just the right size for that guest room with no closet. Not too big so as to take up too much space, bu...

An exceptional Arts & Crafts or Shaker style solid cherry wood armoire dresser, gentleman's chest, or linen press By Thomasville, "Impressions" Collection USA, Late 20th Century M...

circa 1800 Large English Early 19thC Mahogany Linen Press sku 1962 Together W145 x D64 x H220 cm Base W139 x D62 x H103 cm Top W145 x D65 x H117 cm Weight 162 kg

circa 1870 19thC English Mahogany Linen Press sku 1992 Together W132 x D65 x H183 cm Base W123 x D61 x H66 cm Top W132 x D65 x H117 cm Weight 80 kg

Stately and impressive white washed 18th century Dutch linen press perfect as dining room china cupboard, entertainment center, bar or ...

19C Walnut Dutch Linen Pres -the upper section with shell carved and stylised anthemion crest above two panel doors opening to reveal an interior with shelves and drawers, the base with two short over two long drawers on bracket feet. Dimensions 165cm wide x 223cm high x 60cm deep The Golden Age of the Netherlands spanned for nearly a century finishing towards the end of the 17th century. It was at this time that the Netherlands saw economic prosperity and artistic achievements many of which are now on display in the art galleries all over the world. Most of the Dutch Masters plied their trade during this Golden Age, Johannes Vermeer being possibly the most well known and popular. As prosperity grew, so did the status of many households creating a need for more sophisticated furniture yet functional. The Dutch linen press met this need providing large amounts of storage space to store linens, garments, and other household items. This same ability to provide ample storage has been utilised in many of today’s home although with a modern twist. It’s not unusual to now see the Dutch linen press used...