Scandinavian high quality cabinet from the 1960s. Unfortunately I don’t know who the designer or manufacturer is.

The cabinet has a lot of storage space and consists of different types of wood. Please note the rounded doors and the handmade dovetail joints in the drawers.

Height ca. 210 cm Time 18/19 c.
Width corpus ca. 85,5 cm Region Probable
Width cornice ca. 93,5 cm Wood Probably Germany
Depth corpus ca. 36 cm
Depth cornice ca. 40 cm
Depth inside approx. 32 cm
Construction
The cabinet cannot be disassembled and consists of one part.
Condition Good used condition with traces of use,
partly replaced, damaged, with missing parts, shrinkage cracks, old restored see pictures.
The piece of furniture has no active worm infestation.
Description Very narrow baroque display case, very rare to find in this size.

Top cabinet semi -cabinet walnut neo renaissance cabinet baroque cabinet buffet
Height attachment 98.5 cm time around 1900
Wide essay 87 cm region Germany
Deep attachment 45.5 cm wood walnut veneered
Height chest of drawers 93 cm
Wide chest of drawers 114.5 cm
Deep chest of drawers 60 cm

Condition of good used condition with signs of wear,
partially supplemented, damaged. old restored see pictures
Small essay showcase around 1900 with lead glazing.

High round square cabinet by Studio Thier & van Daalen Dimensions: W 45 x D 45 x H 120cm Materials: Wood, Glass Also available separately: Other options available. When blowing soap bubbles in the air Iris & Ruben had the dream to capture these temporary beauties in a tendril frame. The fascinating effect of a floating bubble which adapt to its surrounding until it snaps, was the inspiration for a new series of objects in glass combined with wood by Studio Thier&vanDaalen. They came up with the idea to blow a round bubble of glass in a square frame made from wood. To challenge two ancient handcrafts; free glassblowing and fine woodworking. Fascinated by the two different materials with their own unique properties and treatments; when combined, they have to deal with each other. Wet wood is commonly used as a mould in free hand glassblowing. But never as a definitive part of the end object. Iris and Ruben saw this as a beautiful element to use in the end result.

Origin: France
Period: 1920-1929

Restored to high gloss It has been re-polished with polyutherane piano lacquer by our professional refurbishing team in Czechia according to the original process.

Our professional refurbishing team in Czechia has fully restored it according to the original process.

This item features classic Art Deco elements. Art Deco is a style that originated in France in the early 20th century. Its furniture designs are meticulously crafted, usually using exotic woods. Pieces are typically lacquered to give off a dazzling gloss. These eloquently crafted pieces will add visual performance and posh to any interior.

Beautiful, dark Japanese cabinet (tansu) with sliding doors from the Meiji era.

Equipped with two metal handles on the sides to facilitate transportation in earlier times.

The cabinet is divided by shelves, and on the right side, there are two drawers at the bottom.

The drawers are divided into smaller compartments.

The tansu also features a stunning cross-shaped metal lock mechanism that can be secured with a pin (see photos).

A beautiful and unique interior piece with history that brings Japan a little closer!
Dimensions: height 76 cm, width 97 cm, depth 51 cm. In very good condition, with signs of use commensurate with its age.

Splendid cabinet with three drawers from the 1950s-60s.

The cabinet is finished with metal fittings, and the interior of the drawers is lined with red felt.

Perfect for storing jewelry or other small items.

Dimensions: height 20 cm, width 21 cm, depth 15 cm. In good condition.