Pair, Original Red Painted Round Stands With Two Shelves, Sweden circa 1850-70

Two bamboo shelves. circa 1950

An English circa 1850 "country house" solid oak etagere with exquisite patina, the rectangular three tier form having turned finial-topped baluster-form stiles at corners ending in o...

This pair of wall-mounted shelves, produced in Sweden during the 1950s, offers a refined balance of form and function. Each unit features a rectilinear open cube paired with an exten...

A shelf unit like this one can be used absolutely anywhere in the house or garage. In the kitchen, office, or bedroom, it can house books, bottles, keepsakes or canisters. In the g...

A fine Étagère'of the Regency Period Constructed in a well figured and patinated mahogany, with brass accents; rising from four ‘hairy paw’ feet, the three main tiers having radiu...

This is a versatile little shelf unit whose five shelves offer six storage spaces equally well-suited to the workshop, the kitchen, or the office. Its casual finish, old white paint ...

Pair of shelves with 6 shelves in smoked glass, resting on a chromed metal structure. Italian work realized in the 1970s. Dimensions: H 191.5 x W 93 x D 38 cm Reference: LS6415509M

Specially made wall shelves in stained pine, Sweden, 1930s. Please note: Listed price is for one (1) wall shelf.

A late Mid-Century tall round étagère with lightly smoked glass shelves. Unknown maker. The 2nd shelf rests at 44.5" high. The 3rd shelf rests at 25" high. The 4th shelf rests at 5....

Rare Anglo-Indian Painted Pagoda with Original Miniature-Decorated Stand, circa 1920–1950, Consisting of Two Pieces: the Pagoda and the Stand An extraordinary Anglo-Indian stacking étagère in the form of a five-foot pagoda, blending Chinese architectural influence with Indian artistry. Comprised of multiple graduated octagonal tiers, each section can be used independently as a side or display table or stacked to form a monumental pagoda crowned with a lotus-bud finial. The structure is framed in dark lacquered wood with bamboo-motif turnings, the panels inset with finely woven cane. The rims, eaves, and roof elements...