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Very rare Italian cabinet in rosewood and glass shelves Ca.1960.
The base is made of cast iron and is welded. This base gives the cabinet a great and elegant look.
Whit the glass shelves can be adjust in height on the black painted back.
Dimensions:
Height: 175 cm
Width: 150 cm
Depth: 56 cm
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Art Nouveau sideboard by Maurice Dufrène 1911
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Art Nouveau sideboard by French designer Maurice Dufrène.
Made of massif walnut wood and a beige marble top.
beautiful inlay wood in the front door and moon-shaped drawers with bronze handles.
This cabinet was exhibited at the "Salon des Artistes Décorateurs" in 1911.
Maurice Dufrène is a French cabinetmaker, interior designer, chief decorator and author of works on decoration, born in 1876 in Paris and died in 1955 in Nogent-sur-Marne.
Dimensions:
Height: 102-131 cm
Width: 210 cm
Depth: 58 cm
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French mid-century sideboard Ca.1950
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French mid-century sideboard made of American cherry wood.
This sideboard is fully professional restored.
Dimensions:
Height: 100 cm
Width: 180-190 cm
Depth: 51 cm
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Art Deco Dressing Mirror by De Coene in Walnut Veneer, Belgium 1930s
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A refined example of Belgian Art Deco craftsmanship, this dressing mirror by De Coene Frères—crafted circa 1930—embodies the elegance, precision, and material richness that defined the interwar period. Known for their exceptional furniture and interior commissions, De Coene was one of Belgium’s most prestigious ateliers, blending modernist geometry with luxurious finishes.
This piece features a full-length mirror framed in warm walnut veneer, its surface polished to a soft sheen that accentuates the natural grain and depth of the wood. The composition is asymmetrically balanced: to the right of the mirror sits a built-in cabinet with a hinged door, opening to reveal four small drawers with metal knobs—ideal for storing personal items, accessories, or grooming tools. Above the drawers, a glass shelf supported by sleek metal brackets adds a touch of lightness and modernity.
The silhouette is streamlined yet opulent, with subtle architectural references and a sculptural presence that speaks to De Coene’s mastery of proportion and detail. This dressing mirror would have originally graced a private boudoir or dressing room, offering both function and visual sophistication.
Today, it stands as a testament to Belgian Art Deco’s quiet glamour, less flamboyant than its Parisian counterpart, yet deeply committed to craftsmanship and material integrity.
Dimensions:
Height: 181 cm
Width: 125 cm
Depth: 45 cm
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Late Art Deco Display Cabinet in Oak, Belgium 1940s
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A poised and architectural example of late Art Deco design, this Belgian cabinet from the 1940s reflects the movement’s transition from bold geometric experimentation to refined modern elegance. Crafted in richly grained oak, the piece balances decorative detail with functional clarity, an embodiment of post-war Belgian craftsmanship at its most sophisticated.
The cabinet is composed of two distinct sections: an upper vitrine with glass-fronted doors and mirrored backing, ideal for displaying ceramics, glassware, or objets d’art; and a lower compartment with solid oak doors adorned with subtle geometric inlays and fluted detailing. The black lacquered accents, visible in the trim and rounded front legs, introduce a crisp contrast, anchoring the composition with visual rhythm and depth.
The design speaks to the late Art Deco ethos: less flamboyant than its 1920s predecessor, yet deeply committed to material richness, proportion, and artisanal integrity. The use of oak, a noble and tactile wood, underscores the cabinet’s domestic warmth and durability, while the mirrored interior and glass shelving evoke a sense of lightness and display culture.
Whether placed in a curated living space, gallery setting, or hospitality interior, this cabinet offers both sculptural presence and versatile storage, ideal for collectors and designers seeking historical resonance with modern utility.
Dimensions:
Height: 163 cm
Width: 120 cm
Depth: 40 cm
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French Early 17th Century Louis XIII wardrobe
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A magnificent example of early 17th‑century French craftsmanship, this large Louis XIII period oak wardrobe dates to the early decades of the reign of King Louis XIII, father of the future Sun King and the monarch who laid the foundations for Versailles. It represents the moment when the armoire emerged as a new and important form in French domestic interiors, replacing earlier chests and coffers with more architectural, upright storage furniture.
Constructed on an impressive scale, the wardrobe features a deep projecting cornice above two beautifully carved doors, each adorned with raised geometric panels in the classic en pointes de diamants motif. This sculptural decoration, sharply faceted and meticulously executed, is one of the defining signatures of Louis XIII design. The original iron hardware remains intact, adding both authenticity and visual weight to the façade.
Below the doors sits a wide, full‑length drawer, its proportions balanced by an oversized beveled plinth. The entire piece is elevated on two robust bun feet, grounding the armoire with a sense of stability and quiet grandeur. The oak has developed a superb patina over four centuries, its surface enriched by time and use, giving the piece a warmth and depth that only true period furniture possesses.
With its commanding presence, architectural silhouette, and exceptional carving, this Louis XIII style wardrobe is not merely a storage piece but a historical statement. It brings the atmosphere of early Bourbon France into any interior, an extraordinary focal point for collectors of museum‑quality antiques or admirers of early French design.
Dimensions:
Height: 250 cm
Width: 194 cm
Depth: 85 cm
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Oak Cabinet with Exceptional Patina, Belgium 18th Century
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An authentic example of 18th‑century Belgian craftsmanship, this oak cabinet embodies the quiet strength and understated refinement characteristic of rural furniture from the period. Built with traditional joinery and a focus on durability, it has survived the centuries with remarkable integrity, its surfaces enriched by a deep, natural patina that only time can create.
The cabinet’s façade is defined by a single paneled door framed in clean, architectural lines—an aesthetic that reflects the restrained sensibility of early Belgian provincial design. Inside, practical shelving offers generous storage, while the warm, honeyed tones of the oak reveal the beauty of the wood’s grain. The piece stands on four short legs, giving it a grounded yet balanced silhouette.
What makes this cabinet especially compelling is its simplicity: a functional object elevated by honest materials and centuries of use. The patina, softened edges, and subtle wear speak to its long life in a domestic setting, where it would have stored linens, tableware, or household essentials. Today, it serves equally well as a decorative accent, side cabinet, or sculptural element in interiors that value authenticity and character.
A charming and evocative piece of 18th‑century Belgian heritage, offering both utility and timeless rustic beauty.
Dimensions:
Height: 102 cm
Width: 89 cm
Depth: 56 cm
Ref. 23-0039
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Antique Liège Display Cabinet in Carved Wood, Belgium, 18th Century
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A distinguished example of 18th‑century craftsmanship from the Liège region, this display cabinet embodies the elegance, refinement, and sculptural richness for which Walloon furniture of the period is celebrated. Made from beautifully aged wood with a deep, warm patina, the piece reflects the sophisticated cabinetmaking traditions that flourished in Liège during the late Baroque and early Rococo eras.
The upper section features glass‑panelled doors framed by finely carved moldings, allowing treasured objects to be displayed with dignity and clarity. Inside, original shelving offers both practicality and charm, while the arched pediment, crowned with an ornamental crest, adds a sense of architectural grandeur. The carvings, executed with confident precision, reveal the hand of a skilled Liègeois artisan, blending floral motifs, scrollwork, and classical influences.
Below, two solid wooden doors open to reveal generous storage space, their surfaces adorned with richly sculpted panels that echo the decorative vocabulary of the upper cabinet. The proportions are harmonious and balanced, with short, sturdy feet grounding the piece in a way that feels both stately and approachable.
This cabinet would have originally stood in a refined bourgeois interior, serving as both a functional storage piece and a symbol of cultural sophistication. Today, it remains a testament to the enduring beauty of Belgian woodworking, an heirloom object capable of elevating any room with its historical presence and artisanal depth.
Dimensions:
Height: 261 cm
Width: 150 cm
Depth: 60 cm
Ref. 23-0077
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Art Deco Vitrine Cabinet Attributed to Gaston Poisson, France 1940s
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A distinguished example of French Art Deco refinement, this 1940s vitrine cabinet, attributed to Gaston Poisson. It captures the spirit of the French decorative arts during a period defined by craftsmanship, clarity of line, and a warm, architectural modernism. Poisson, alongside designers such as Charles Dudouyt, helped shape the aesthetic vocabulary of the French school of the 1940s, where sculpted wood, thoughtful proportions, and subtle ornamentation came together in harmonious balance.
The cabinet presents a beautifully composed silhouette: a luminous upper display section with sliding glass doors and a glass shelf, ideal for showcasing ceramics, glassware, or treasured objects. The transparency of the vitrine contrasts elegantly with the solidity of the lower storage compartment, which opens to reveal ample space for practical use.
One of the cabinet’s most distinctive features is its pair of circular green handles, an understated yet striking detail that adds a sculptural note to the otherwise restrained façade. The warm, reddish‑brown wood grain enriches the piece with natural depth, while the carved edges and gently curved base reflect the artisanal sensibility characteristic of mid‑century French furniture.
This vitrine embodies the quiet sophistication of the era: modern without austerity, decorative without excess. It stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of French craftsmanship, offering both functional versatility and timeless elegance.
Dimensions:
Height: 162 cm
Width: 105 cm
Depth: 43 cm
Ref. 23-0092
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Late 18th Century Flemish oak Cabinet, ca. 1780s
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A stately late 18th‑century Belgian cabinet in solid oak, embodying the quiet grandeur and craftsmanship of the Southern Netherlandish tradition. This impressive piece stands as a testament to the period’s architectural sensibilities; robust, symmetrical, and deeply rooted in regional woodworking heritage.
The façade is defined by boldly carved geometric panels, each meticulously hewn from dense, beautifully aged oak. Octagonal and rectangular motifs interplay across the doors and side panels, creating a rhythmic composition that reflects the transition from Baroque exuberance to the more measured, neoclassical influences emerging at the time. The cabinet’s generous cornice, sturdy block feet, and substantial proportions lend it a commanding presence without sacrificing refinement.
Inside, the structure reveals the practical intelligence of 18th‑century domestic furniture: ample storage, a strong internal frame, and the warm patina of centuries of use. The oak has matured into a deep, mellow tone, its surface marked by the subtle irregularities and tactile richness that only genuine age can produce.
Originating from Belgium during a period of cultural and artistic flourishing, this cabinet is both a functional storage piece and a sculptural object; ideal for collectors, designers, and interiors that embrace authenticity and historical depth.
Dimensions:
Height: 175 cm
Width: 147 cm
Depth: 71 cm
Ref. 23-0138
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Mid‑Century Belgian Teak Cabinet or Bookcase, 1960s
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A beautifully balanced mid‑century cabinet from Belgium, crafted in the 1960s and executed in warm, expressive teak. Its clean architectural lines and open, functional layout capture the essence of Northern European modernism, uncluttered, purposeful, and quietly elegant.
The piece features four open compartments arranged in a harmonious grid, offering generous space for books, ceramics, or curated objects. The teak showcases a rich, reddish‑brown tone with subtle grain movement, lending warmth and material depth to its minimalist silhouette. Elevated on slender black metal legs, the cabinet achieves a light, floating presence, a hallmark of the era’s design language that sought to merge practicality with visual ease.
This is a versatile object, equally at home as a bookcase, display cabinet, or room‑defining storage element. Its restrained geometry and timeless proportions make it an ideal fit for both vintage‑inspired and contemporary interiors.
Dimensions:
Height: 87 cm
Width: 120 cm
Depth: 32 cm
Ref. 23-0139
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Belgian Mid-Century Rosewood Highboard, 1960s
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A refined example of Belgian mid‑century craftsmanship, this 1960s rosewood highboard combines sculptural detailing with the warm, expressive grain that made the era’s cabinetry so enduringly desirable. Its façade is defined by a rhythmic interplay of sliding doors and a vertical column of drawers, each fitted with recessed, sculpted pulls that merge seamlessly into the wood, an elegant gesture typical of Belgian modernist design.
The rosewood veneer displays striking tonal variation, from deep chocolate hues to lighter amber streaks, giving the piece a rich visual depth. The cabinet rests on minimalist metal legs capped with wooden tips, creating a light, elevated silhouette that contrasts beautifully with the bold geometry of the upper case. This balance of weight and levity is a hallmark of 1960s Belgian furniture, where functionality and refinement were held in equal regard.
Inside, the highboard offers generous storage, ideal for tableware, barware, or curated objects, making it as practical as it is sculptural. The clean lines, integrated handles, and thoughtful proportions reflect the influence of Scandinavian modernism, interpreted through a distinctly Belgian lens with a focus on material richness and subtle detailing.
This highboard serves as a commanding anchor in dining rooms, living spaces, or design‑forward interiors. Its combination of warm rosewood, sleek metal legs, and understated modernist vocabulary allows it to harmonize effortlessly with both vintage and contemporary pieces.
Dimensions:
Height: 120 cm
Width: 260 cm
Depth: 43 cm
Ref. 22-0230
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French Provencal 19th centruy cupboard
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This French Provencal cupboard was made in the 19th century and has a beautiful patina on the wood, attesting to its long history. The authentic forged handles give the cupboard a rustic look, perfect for a country style. The cabinet has two doors at the bottom with two drawers above, where crockery, cutlery, glasses and other items can be stored.
The cabinet also features a shelf, where favorite decorative items can be displayed. This plate cupboard is not only a practical and functional piece of furniture, but also a work of art that will enrich the home with its beauty and character.
Dimensions:
Height: 217 cm
Width: 128 cm
Depth: 57 cm
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Antique Industrial Storage Locker, France ca. 1910
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A striking survivor of early 20th‑century French industrial design, this 1910 metal storage locker. It embodies the raw utility, honest construction, and tactile patina that define the golden age of European workshop furniture. Built for durability rather than ornament, it now stands as a sculptural object whose presence is shaped by more than a century of use, wear, and atmospheric aging.
The locker’s tall, narrow proportions and vented doors reflect the functional needs of factories, ateliers, and railway depots in the years before the First World War. Each compartment was designed to store work garments, tools, or personal belongings, with ventilation panels ensuring airflow in bustling industrial environments. The metal surface has developed a richly textured patina; oxidation, softened edges, and traces of its original finish, creating a depth of character that cannot be replicated. This weathering transforms the piece from a utilitarian object into a compelling artifact of labor history.
Inside, the compartments retain their original structure, offering a glimpse into the practical logic of early industrial storage. The open shelves, metal bases, and simple latching mechanisms speak to a time when furniture was engineered for endurance and clarity of purpose. Today, the locker’s raw, architectural silhouette makes it an ideal statement piece in contemporary interiors, where its rugged authenticity contrasts beautifully with clean lines and modern materials.
Whether used as a functional storage unit, a sculptural accent, or a conversation piece in a loft, studio, or retail space, this antique French locker brings with it the atmosphere of the workshops and factories that shaped modern Europe. Its combination of historical presence, industrial patina, and timeless form makes it a rare and evocative addition to any interior.
Dimensions:
Height: 200 cm
Width: 90 cm
Depth: 50 cm
Ref. 23-0190
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Set of Three Mid‑Century Teak Cabinets, Belgium, 1960s
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This set of three Mid‑Century teak cabinets from Belgium, dating to the 1960s, captures the clarity, warmth, and functional elegance that defined Northern European modernism. Their clean architectural lines, balanced proportions, and thoughtful modularity reflect a design culture that valued both practicality and visual harmony. Crafted in richly toned teak, the cabinets offer a natural warmth that softens their minimalist geometry, making them as inviting as they are efficient.
Each cabinet is composed of open compartments arranged in a strict grid, a hallmark of mid‑century Belgian design where order and usability were central principles. The two lower units share identical dimensions, creating a stable visual rhythm, while the taller, narrower cabinet introduces verticality and variation. Together, the trio forms a flexible storage system that can be arranged as a unified wall composition or separated throughout a space, adapting easily to contemporary interiors.
The teak surfaces display the subtle grain patterns and mellow patina that come only with age, giving the cabinets a depth and authenticity that modern reproductions cannot match. Their black metal legs introduce a light industrial note, lifting the forms elegantly from the floor and enhancing the sense of modern openness. This interplay of warm wood and dark metal is quintessentially mid‑century, striking a balance between natural materiality and modernist restraint.
In today’s interiors, these cabinets function beautifully as bookshelves, display units, or storage elements in living rooms, offices, studios, or retail environments. Their modular nature allows them to anchor a room with quiet sophistication while offering generous, accessible storage. As a set, they exemplify the Belgian approach to mid‑century design: understated, well‑crafted, and enduringly modern.
Dimensions:
Cabinet 1:
Height: 87 cm
Width: 120 cm
Depth: 32 cm
Cabinet 2:
Height: 87 cm
Width: 181 cm
Depth: 32 cm
Cabinet 3:
Height: 117 cm
Width: 121 cm
Depth: 32 cm
Ref. 23-0139 / 23-0204 / 23-0205
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Early 18th Century Vitrine Cabinet in oak with original glass windows, Germany
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Authentic 18th-century German display cabinet, a masterpiece of craftsmanship and design. Made of solid oak, this cabinet has a rich history and beauty. You can see the authenticity by the original blown glass, which is a rare and precious feature. The glass is also intact and undamaged, which is a wonder considering the age of the cabinet. The cupboard is made entirely with tapped joints, a technique that requires precision and skill. This makes for a strong and durable construction, with no nails or screws.
This cabinet is not only a storage space, but also a showpiece. The lower part has three doors and one small drawer, where you can store your belongings. The upper part is a showcase, where you can display your valuables. The original blown glass creates a bright and elegant look that will enhance your collection.
The cabinet also has a beautiful patina, which radiates a warm and inviting glow. The cabinet stands on two rounded legs, which provide stability and height. This cabinet is complete with original locks and keys, which make the cabinet secure and lockable. The locks and keys are made of metal and have an antique look. Every detail of this cabinet exudes history and character.
Dimensions:
Height: 233 cm
Width: 155 cm
Depth: 48 cm
Ref. 23-0214
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Art Deco Cabinet attributed to De Coene, Belgium 1930s
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A distinguished Art Deco cabinet attributed to the renowned Belgian firm De Coene Frères, crafted in the 1930s and embodying the refined luxury and architectural elegance that defined the maison’s work during the interwar period. This impressive piece combines sculptural form, exquisite materials, and meticulous craftsmanship, hallmarks of De Coene’s celebrated contribution to European Art Deco design.
The cabinet presents a beautifully balanced façade with a central mirrored section framed by a richly veined marble top, flanked by two tall side compartments. The curved lines, symmetrical composition, and subtle interplay of convex and concave surfaces reflect the sophisticated geometry characteristic of Belgian Art Deco. The turned legs elevate the piece lightly, giving it both presence and grace.
De Coene was known for its mastery of fine woods, and this cabinet is no exception. The warm, polished timber reveals a deep, glowing patina developed over nearly a century. Brass hardware, pleated fabric panels, and the original marble surface add layers of texture and luxury. The interior offers generous storage with shelves and drawers, making the piece as functional as it is decorative.
During the 1930s, De Coene emerged as one of Belgium’s most influential design houses, producing furniture for prestigious interiors, public buildings, and international exhibitions. Their work blended French Art Deco sophistication with Belgian craftsmanship, resulting in pieces that were both modern and richly detailed. This cabinet exemplifies that legacy; elegant, architectural, and unmistakably of its era.
With its commanding scale and refined detailing, the cabinet serves as a striking focal point in dining rooms, salons, or entryways. The combination of wood, marble, and mirror creates a layered visual richness that enhances both classic and contemporary interiors. Whether used for display, storage, or as a statement piece, it brings a sense of history and quiet grandeur to any space.
We also have the matching table and chairs for sale.
Dimensions:
Height: 182 cm
Width: 224 cm
Depth: 56 cm
Ref. 23-0178
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19th Century French Provencal Cabinet, ca. 1820
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A charming early‑19th‑century French Provençal cabinet, crafted around 1820 and embodying the rustic elegance and regional craftsmanship that define furniture from the South of France. This piece blends practical storage with decorative woodworking, resulting in a cabinet that feels both warm and authentically historic.
The façade features classic Provençal motifs: gently arched panelled doors, carved detailing along the apron, and gracefully curved legs that lift the piece lightly from the floor. Two upper drawers with ring pulls add functional storage while balancing the composition. The solid wood construction, richly grained and beautifully aged, shows the hand‑finished character typical of rural French workshops of the early 19th century.
More than two centuries of use have given the cabinet a wonderfully lived‑in surface, with variations in tone, wear, and texture that speak to its long domestic life. The interior offers practical shelving behind the doors, making it as useful today as it was in a Provençal farmhouse in the 1820s. The metal hardware, carvings, and joinery all reflect the honest, artisanal approach of the period.
This cabinet brings warmth, charm, and authenticity to any interior. Its modest scale makes it ideal for entryways, living rooms, or dining spaces, while its sculptural silhouette adds a touch of French country elegance. Whether used for storage or as a decorative accent, it introduces a sense of history and craftsmanship that enriches both traditional and contemporary settings.
Dimensions:
Height: 97 cm
Width: 128 cm
Depth: 57 cm
Ref. 23-0182
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Outstanding Napoleon style bedroom set
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Outstanding Napoleon style bedroom set.
This high quality complete set is made high standards by Decoene Belgium.
The beautiful details in the lion's feet under every storage piece and bed give the bedroom character. The swan heads on the end of the bed are also reflected in the makeup table,
and giving the bedroom its elegance. The red fabric with the gold details complete the set.
Dimensions bed:
Height: 132 cm
Width: 270-154 cm (size mattress: 154)
Depth: 230 cm
Wardrobe:
Height: 200 cm
Width: 210 cm
Depth: 67 cm
Chest of drawers:
Height: 85 cm
Width: 98 cm
Depth: 51 cm
make-up table:
Height: 76 cm - 136 cm
Width: 125 cm
Depth: 45 cm
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Impressive 12 doors monastery or display cabinet in pine, Belgium, 1890
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Belgium / 1890 / monastery cabinet / pine wood, figured glass / antique / mid-century / rustic
An impressive Belgium monastery or display cabinet in pine with 6 wood doors on the bottom and 6 figured glass doors on top. With 6 large compartments behind the cupboard doors with a shelf in each cupboard this cabinet is a both functional and decorative. The sturdy metal black handles on each door are ergonomically but elegantly curved. Crafted from high-quality wood, this large wooden cabinet with glass doors exudes elegance and sophistication.
This exquisite pine monastery cupboard is a stunning addition to any interior. The warm tones of the pine wood add a touch of rustic charm to any room, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere. The glass doors allow you to showcase your favorite items while keeping them safe from dust and dirt. The sturdy construction of this cupboard ensures durability and longevity, making it a timeless piece that will last for years to come.
Dimensions:
Height: 213 cm
Width: 310 cm
Depth: 60 cm
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Neo-gothic cabinet in oak with concealed storage and rich decorations, France, 1850s
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Oak neo-gothic cabinet/ highboard with 2 doors and 2 large drawers with beautiful original brass hardware, hand crafted in France, circa 1850. Made in warm dark oak wood with typical neo gothic carvings on the upper area where we find able space for storing. Behind the drawers we even found a secret storage hatch (see pictures). Top is supported by ribbed columns along the front and an extraordinary carved paneled back. These geometrical carvings are repeated on the side panels of the cabinet.
This exquisite oak neo-gothic cabinet is a true masterpiece of craftsmanship, featuring intricate carved details that showcase the timeless beauty of antique furniture. The overall patina on the rich, warm tones of the oak wood add a touch of elegance to any room, while the neo-gothic design brings a sense of history and sophistication to your interior. The cabinet's sturdy construction and durable materials ensure that it will be a cherished heirloom for generations to come.
Ref. 24-0081
Dimensions:
Height: 146 cm
Width: 175 cm
Depth: 49 cm
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Unique 16th century French geometric sideboard in oak
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A remarkable early French oak sideboard dating to around 1550, displaying the quiet power, authenticity, and time‑worn beauty that define true rustic antiques. Crafted nearly five centuries ago, this piece embodies the spirit of rural French craftsmanship: solid, functional, and deeply connected to the materiality of oak.
The façade features simple paneled doors and drawers with subtle carved details, all softened by centuries of use. The wood has developed a rich, uneven patina, with variations in tone, wear, and texture that speak to its long life. These imperfections — softened edges, surface marks, and natural irregularities — give the sideboard a wabi‑sabi presence, celebrating age rather than hiding it.
Inside, the compartments retain their original simplicity, offering practical storage while preserving the piece’s historical integrity. The overall form is sturdy and architectural, yet warm and approachable, making it a compelling anchor in both contemporary and traditional interiors.
This 16th‑century sideboard is not merely furniture; it is a surviving fragment of domestic history, carrying the quiet poetry of time.
Dimensions:
Height: 90 cm
Width: 225 cm
Depth: 78 cm
Ref. 24-0182
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Rare Louis XVI display cabinet in marquetry with light, France ca. 1850
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Exceptional and rare display cabinet with 3 doors in marquetry with rich floral brass decorations. Made in France ca. 1850. With a large marquetry and brass decorated central door with 2 ample shelves. On each side a glass door with 2 glass shelves and luxurious decorated fabric at the back. All doors have very rich floral ornamentation in brass and each closes with a key. The cabinet is surrounded by a frieze of geometric interlacing in brass with a marble top. The piece rests on 6 elegant arched feet, with magnificent brass decorations.
The cabinet's sleek silhouette and refined lines exude a sense of timeless beauty, making it a perfect addition to any luxurious interior. Meticulously handcrafted from the finest materials, this French-style cabinet boasts a lustrous finish that accentuates its natural beauty.
Dimensions:
Height: 123 cm
Width: 133 cm
Depth: 40 cm
Ref. 24-0213
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Large French antique carved bridal Armoire in Louis XVI style, ca. 1850
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A beautifully hand‑carved French bridal armoire dating to around 1850, created in the refined Louis XVI tradition. Traditionally offered as a wedding gift, bridal armoires were crafted with exceptional care, and this piece reflects that heritage through its elegant proportions, floral carvings, and richly detailed ornamentation.
The façade features finely carved botanical motifs, a hallmark of mid‑19th‑century French craftsmanship, while the warm wooden surface shows a gentle, authentic patina. Solid brass fittings, including the original key, add a touch of understated luxury. Inside, the armoire offers generous storage with three large shelves and two drawers, one of which retains its functioning lock. The interior layout makes it as practical today as it was more than 170 years ago.
With its sculptural presence, historical charm, and beautifully preserved details, this bridal armoire is a rare and atmospheric addition to both classic and contemporary interiors.
Dimensions:
Height: 209 cm
Width: 145 cm
Depth: 56 cm
Ref. 24-0232
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Richly decorated baroque style display case in oak, Belgium 20th century
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A rare to find baroque style carved display case, made in Belgium around 1950. This exquisite oak display case with a glass door and sides is a true masterpiece of craftsmanship and elegance. The rich, dark wood is beautifully hand carved with fruit, lion masques and female figures and polished to perfection. The the intricate details make this piece a timeless beauty.
Behind the glass door with original key you’ll find 3 ample shelves, also with hand carved decorations. The decorated side panels with glass give a view on the inside from all angles. This exquisite oak display case is not only a functional piece of furniture, but also a work of art in its own right, adding a touch of luxury and sophistication to any room
Dimensions:
Height: 200 cm
Width: 96 cm
Depth: 63 cm
Dimensions shelves: 70 cm x 42 cm
Ref. 24-0214
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Large 16th century carved and polychroom painted oak Venetian chest, Italy
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A large carved and gilt painted Venetian marriage chest made in oak in the 16th century in Italy. The chest has a rectangular shape and is resting on 4 solid feet. The front panel has polychrome painted carving of woman masks with crowns and rich floral decorations framed with a gilt band. The lid is plain wood with beautiful patina and a simple carved frame around the borders. The bottom borders have carved and gilted decorations with the same gilt frame. The intricate carvings on the chest showcase the skill and attention to detail of the artisan who created this one-of-a-kind piece. The chest has some old restorations.
Chests of this shape, material and size, often called cassone from their Florentine Italian denomination, were often produced as bedchamber or dowry chests. Indeed, in many parts of the world, the tradition expected that gifts passed to a newly formed household for the new bride were packed into a wooden chest, typically decorated as richly as means would allow, the better to show it off as a status symbol when the bride arrived at her new home.
Dimensions:
Height: 54 cm
Width: 182 cm
Depth: 55 cm
Ref. 24-0233
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Small Rustic Green Wooden Wall Unit with 2 Shelves, France, 1880s
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France / 1880 / small green wall unit / wood / rustic / mid-century / vintage / French provincial
Decorative small green painted wooden wall unit with two shelves. Made in France around 1880. Small wear marks and beautiful patina due to age.
This stylish green wall unit is the perfect addition to any room in your home. The vibrant green color adds a pop of color and provides a natural and rustic touch.
Dimensions:
Height: 22 cm
Width: 50 cm
Depth: 16 cm
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20th century baroque style carved sideboard, Spain
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A large and richly decorated mid-century Spanish sideboard in oak with red leather and copper details and metal stretcher. With 4 doors and 3 drawers (one extra large) this stunning sideboard offers ample storage space. Between the gracefully curved legs you’ll find an orated metal stretcher. The sideboard features intricate copper inlays and two red leathered doors and carved and painted figures on the right and left door.
This baroque style was based on the Medieval Gothic style of architecture. The typical style elements included linenfold panels, mask/gargoyles carvings, pointed arch, Rose windows, trefoil and quatrefoil, and tracery and significantly influenced architecture, furniture, and literature.
Dimensions:
Height: 149 cm
Width: 248 cm
Depth: 58 cm
Ref. 24-0286
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Brutalist geometrical seventies bar cabinet or high-board, Belgium
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A striking Belgian Brutalist bar cabinet from the 1970s, crafted in richly toned wood with a brushed aluminium base. The façade features two doors adorned with a sculptural geometric pattern, square panels inset with concave circular forms; creating a rhythmic interplay of light and shadow typical of Brutalist design.
Behind the doors, the cabinet reveals a thoughtfully organized interior with adjustable shelves and a dedicated bottle holder, combining functionality with architectural elegance.
This piece exemplifies the refined craftsmanship and bold aesthetic of Belgian mid‑century design, balancing material strength with minimalist sophistication.
Condition: Excellent vintage condition with minor, age‑appropriate traces.
Dimensions:
Height: 120 cm
Width: 110 cm
Depth: 43 cm
Ref. 24-0287
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French Art Deco nightstand in varnished wood, ca. 1930
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Art Deco nightstand or bedside table in wood, made in France in the 1930s. With a panelled door and original handle.
A beautiful small cabinet with nice patina on the wood and beautiful patinated patterns in the old varnish.
Dimensions:
Height: 72 cm
Width: 39 cm
Depth: 40 cm
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Rustic French table display cabinet, ca. 1900
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Small display cabinet in wood with facet cut glass door and one wooden shelf. The door can be locked with its original key. Crafted in France around 1900.
We have two cabinets in our collection (see our other items and pictures). These small French display cabinets with minimalistic design are the perfect blend of elegance and functionality.
Dimensions:
Height: 64 cm
Width: 45 cm
Depth: 36 cm
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Mid-century table display cabinet, France ca. 1900
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Small display cabinet in wood with facet cut glass door and one wooden shelf. The door can be locked with its original key. Crafted in France around 1900.
We have two cabinets in our collection (see our other items and pictures). These small French display cabinets with minimalistic design are the perfect blend of elegance and functionality.
Dimensions:
Height: 64 cm
Width: 45 cm
Depth: 36 cm
Ref. 24-0196
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Antique 16th century Spanish carved cabinet in oak
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Spain / 16th century / cabinet / oak / Rustic / Antique
A stunning Spanish antique highboard or cabinet in warm oak wood with two doors from the 16th century. The cabinet has its original keys and offers ample storage space behind the doors.
This hand carved antique oak cabinet is a perfectly example of the intricate detailing and superior quality that is characteristic of furniture from this era. The cabinet has some old restorations but is in overall very good condition.This table is a real pearl of Spanish furniture art and has a rich history and a beautiful patina.
Dimensions:
Height: 115 cm
Width: 146 cm
Depth: 44 cm
Ref. 25-0035
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Antique hand crafted en carved chest of drawers in oak, ca. 1800
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A French chest of drawers with three spacious drawers and very nice patina. Hand crafted in France around 1800 in oak with copper hardware decorated with stylish rams heads.
This chest has beautiful graphic carvings on the drawers, a wooden top and rests on square tapered legs.
Crafted from rich oak wood, this antique chest showcases the natural beauty of the wood with its warm tones and intricate grain patterns, making it a striking focal point in any room.
Dimensions:
Height: 100 cm
Width: 137 cm
Depth: 60 cm
Ref. 25-0069
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Rare Antique French chest of drawers in wood, burl veneer and marble, ca. 1850
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Very elegant tall chest of drawers in wood, burl veneer and with a red marble top. This chest has 4 drawers and one invisible door hidden behind the second and third drawer. The small signs of wear add to the beauty of this chest.
This very special and rare piece has beautiful baroque details and a stylish red marble top that make it a perfect focal point while adding warmth and character to the space.
Dimensions:
Height: 95 cm
Width: 43 cm
Depth: 40 cm
Ref. 25-0046
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16th Century Italian Renaissance Cabinet in walnut with rich carvings
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Rare 16th Century Italian Renaissance cabinet in walnut with hand carved decorations of 3 heads and floral patterns frames.
The top part of this cabinet used to be an Italian Cassone or marriage chest. These chest were richly carved and were the trophy finishing of rich merchants and aristocrats in the Italian culture from the late Middle Ages onward. The Cassone was the most important piece of furniture of that time. It was given to a bride and placed in the bridal suite. It would be given to the bride during the wedding, and it was the bride's parents' contribution to the wedding. From the mid 18th century when people were settling the Cassones were transformed into a more practical cabinet by adding a base under the chest. The front of the chest became the door instead of the top. This cabinet is a beautiful example of this tradition. It still has its handles on each side as a testament to history.
We had this spectacular piece professionally restored while maintaining its rich patina and respecting some old restorations.
This museum worthy cabinet, hand carved from beautiful walnut wood is a stunning blend of craftsmanship and long history.
Dimensions:
Height: 124 cm
Width: 156 cm
Depth: 57 cm
Ref. 25-0047
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Rustic Parisian cabinet in pine wood with old burgundy paint layers, ca. 1820
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Charming French rustic cabinet in pine wood with beautiful patina and old layers of white and burgundy shaded paint. This primitive designed hand crafted cabinet has one large door with a wooden lock (no key available). Behind the sturdy door you’ll find a large compartiment with two shelves. The composition of colors and its rough antique finish reveals the beautiful details of this piece.
This decorative Parisian cabinet adds a rustic romantic touch to your interior while offering plenty of storage space.
Dimensions:
Height: 97 cm
Width: 99 cm
Depth: 54 cm
Ref. 22-0074
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16th Century Belgian hand carved single door cabinet in full oak
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Primitive Antique cabinet in full oak. Hand crafted and carved in the 16th Century in Belgium. Crafted from blond solid oak wood with a warm natural finish with a rich patina from years of use. We had this piece professionally restored.
This piece features sled legs, carved wooden frames with primitive geometric patterns and original hinges. Behind the single sturdy door you’ll find one shelf and above a drawer.
Its compact size makes it versatile enough to fit in tight spaces like hallways but with its decorative value this cabinet will not be out of place in larger spaces.
Dimensions:
Height: 102 cm
Width: 86 cm
Depth: 36 cm
Ref. 22-0075
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Pair of Art Deco nightstands in burl veneer, oak and copper, France ca. 1910
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Set of two exceptional nightstands in oak with burl veneer and copper hardware. Designed and crafted in the early 20th century in France.
This rare set has a black lacquered oak frame with warm burl veneer in geometric block patterns on the three drawers and sides. The upper corners are decorated with beautiful flower wood carvings in Art Deco style, nicely matching the copper hardware on each drawer.
Each nightstand features a spacious top surface, perfect for displaying your favorite lamp, books, or decorative items, while the three generously sized drawers provide ample storage for your nighttime essentials. The artistic design, complete with sleek hardware and smooth lines, ensures that these nightstands will complement a variety of interior styles, from traditional to contemporary chique.
Dimensions:
Height: 60 cm
Width: 35 cm
Depth: 43 cm
Ref. 25-0041
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French Antique carved oak chest of drawers
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French oak chest of drawers with two small and three large drawers having a carved apron at the base and short cabriole legs. All drawers with decorative hardware and delicate carvings. This chest was professionally restored.
This beautifully crafted piece features spacious drawers, providing ample storage to keep your space organized. from high-quality oak wood, this chest of drawers not only promises durability but also complements a variety of interior styles, from modern to traditional. Whether placed in a bedroom, hallway, or living room, it serves as a stylish focal point while helping you maintain a clutter-free environment.
Dimension interior large drawers:
Width: 99 cm
Depth: 40 cm
Dimensions interior top drawers:
Width: 45 cm
Depth: 40 cm
Dimensions:
Height: 83 cm
Width: 123 cm
Depth: 53 cm
Ref. 24-0449
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Art Nouveau Display Cabinet or Bookcase in oak with carvings and glass doors
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Art Nouveau display cabinet or bookcase in oak. Crafted in the early 20th century in Belgium. The lower part has two carved doors with beautiful hardware and one shelf behind. Aobove two drawers with ample storage space. The higher part of the cabinet has two glass doors, on the left side one shelf and on the right side two shelves, that gives this cabinet a nice playful touch. The cabinet is beautifully decorated with bas-relief carved scrollwork and has Art Nouveau style bail & loop handles and hardware in copper. The doors have their original keys, the drawers have no keys. This exquisite piece was professionally restored
Crafted from high-quality, durable wood, this cabinet not only showcases a timeless design but also offers a perfect blend of functionality and style. The glass doors provide a stunning display for your cherished collectibles, fine china, or books, allowing you to showcase your personal style while keeping your items protected from dust. The ample drawer space is ideal for storing essentials, keeping your space organized and clutter-free. With its rich finish and classic lines, this cabinet seamlessly complements any decor, from traditional to mid-century modern.
Dimensions:
Height: 234,5 cm
Width: 146 cm
Depth: 48,5 cm
Ref. 23-0092-J
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Rare large early 19th century hand carved Neo-Gothic cupboard in oak
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Flamboyant gothic style cupboard with 4 doors, handcrafted in Belgium. We found this exceptional piece in the Belgian castle of Vichte, which has existed since the 12th century. We had the cabinet fully professionally restored while retaining the original patina. The beautiful patina enhances its authenticity and historical value.
The cabinet was made around the 19th century with elements from the 16th century (top panels). The cupboard has four large carved doors with religious figures, on the left of the cabinet we see Mary of Burgundy. Also, sculpted dragons, grotesque geometrical motifs and refined figurative details in neo-gothic style. The cupboard has an open base with decorated pillars and an impressive upper part with two levels and decorated frieze.
This large and imposing oak neo-gothic cabinet is a true masterpiece of craftsmanship, artistry and functionality, making it a unique heritage piece for collectors of antique furniture and Flemish Renaissance art. The intricate carved details showcase the timeless beauty of antique oak furniture. The overall patina on the rich, warm tones of the oak wood add a touch of elegance, while the neo-gothic design brings a sense of history and sophistication to your interior. Its impressive size and presence make it a perfect statement piece for a grand space.
Dimensions:
Height: 278 cm
Width: 194 cm
Depth: 55 cm
Ref. 23-0092_A
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Italian 1970s bamboo and wicker chest of drawers or nightstand
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Bamboo and wicker bedside table or small chest of drawers. Equipped with one drawer and ample space on top for your essentials or decoration.
A beautiful statement of style in natural materials to bring character and warmth to our space. Its compact design and sturdy construction makes it a nice choice for small spaces, whether you need a stylish side table in your living room, a bedside companion in your bedroom, or a practical surface in your entryway. The convenient drawer provides ample storage for your essentials.
Ref. 25-0220
Dimensions:
Height: 65 cm
Width: 70.5 cm
Depth: 51 cm
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Ivory Lacquer Sideboard in burl wood by Jean Claude Dresse, 1970s
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High quality luxurious sideboard by Jean Claude Dresse in the 1970s. Jean Claude Dresse is a highly appreciated Belgian artist and designer.
This glamorous statement piece was made with high attention for detail in beautiful rich burl wood with ivory lacquer of exceptional high quality. Geometrical sculptured with sleek lines that enhances its timeless appeal. This piece features four doors that open with brass pulls. Behind the doors two spacious compartments with each one adjustable shelve.
This elegant sideboard is in very good vintage condition. Wear consistent with age and use. The ivory lacquer finish has very little wear. Minor fading.
Dimensions:
Height: 78 cm
Width: 237 cm
Depth: 48 cm
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Art Deco brutalist Belgian sideboard in solid Oak and Brass details
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Robust and decorative sideboard in oak with black lacquered details and brass handles. This cabinet features two square doors with panels and each with a brass lion head handle. In the middle three large drawers with brass handles. A well-designed piece resting on bold black round legs.
A timeless piece of storage furniture that offers ample storage space. The rich, warm tones of the oak wood, combined with intricate carvings and vintage brass hardware, make this sideboard not just a piece of furniture, but a statement of style and sophistication. Whether placed in your dining room, living area, or hallway, this Art Deco sideboard is sure to become a focal point.
Dimensions:
Height: 101 cm
Width: 235 cm
Depth: 52 cm
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Brutalist Mid-century Belgian Black Oak Sideboard, Belgium 1970s
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Impressive Belgian sideboard made of black oak with aluminium accents, creating a bold contrast. This high quality credenza has 4 doors each with two aluminium strips. Behind the doors this cabinet offers ample storage space with shelves that can be adjusted in height.
Crafted from high-quality materials, this sideboard is not only visually appealing but also built to last, ensuring it remains a timeless addition to your home.
Dimensions:
Height: 86 cm
Width: 250 cm
Depth: 45 cm
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Iconic vintage dutch design CU07 Cabinet by Cees Braakman for Pastoe
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Highboard CU07 designed by the Dutch designer Cees Braakman in 1958 for Pastoe. This model is from the Japanese series, recognizable by its minimalist design. It features sleek metal legs and black handles.
Functional cabinet that offers plenty of storage space but can also be used as a secretary once you open the white lid. Behind the white top is a mailbox for paperwork and pens.
Pastoe about Cees Braakman (1917-1995): He was one of the most forward-thinking Dutch furniture designers. Design was woven into his upbringing, growing up as the youngest son of Dirk Braakman, the manager of Pastoe, he practically grew up in the factory. By 1948, he became the head designer of the collection, laying the foundation for the timeless and functional design that Pastoe is known for today.
Dimensions:
Height: 118 cm
Width: 75 cm
Depth: 45 cm
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French 18th Century hand crafted oak chest of drawers in Louis XV style
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France / 18th century / chest of drawers / oak / Louis XV / Antique
Beautiful elegant 18th century chest of drawers or commode in oak with bronze handles. Hand made and hand sculpted in Louis XV style. This cabinet features three spacious drawers. The original bronze hardware with rosettes and drop handles and escutcheons adorn the fronts off each drawer. On each drawer there are three moulded panels with indented symmetrical moldings. Raised on cabriole feet and with a lovely shaped and beveled top. Sides are paneled.
Because this piece of furniture is richly decorated with rocailles, flowers, foliage and C-shaped ornaments, an architectural motif, the woodcarver and carpenter had to work closely together. A commode such as this would have been commissioned by only the finest cabinetmaker due to the precision required to line up the raised and indented ridges of the traverse rails with the drawers. A very rare find. We had this piece professionally restored.
Ref. 25-0286
Dimensions:
Height: 93 cm
Width: 135.5 cm
Depth: 65 cm
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Rare French provincial carved cabinet or buffet with great patina, dated 1841
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Magnificent French provincial antique carved oak sideboard or cabinet, date carved at the bottom: 1841. This buffet features two paneled doors with gorgeous hand carved floral decorations. Behind the two doors we’ll find one large shelf. With a rounded corner beleveled plank top above two frieze drawers. The spectacular original hardware and antique keys are preserved. This beautiful cabinet with its rich history has several old restorations as shown on the pictures as well as stunning patina.
This rare to find buffet with two spacious doors that open to reveal ample storage, is perfect for storing away dining essentials, linens, or cherished keepsakes. An exquisite storage solution that will bring character and warmth to your home and will surely impress your guests.
Ref. 25-0287
Dimensions:
Height: 95.5 cm
Width: 134.5 cm
Depth: 57.5 cm
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Rare Large Gothic 16th century carved solid oak chest, France
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This impressive chest was hand-carved in solid oak in the 16th century in France. The construction is typical of very early European furniture. The front panel has rich hand carved Gothic geometric patterns. The chest closes with a lid and its original forged hinges, the key is not available.
Chests of this type belong to the earliest surviving examples of European furniture and are very rare today. Made entirely from solid oak, the chest features a warm, dark brown tone with a beautifully aged patina.
These chests were typically commissioned by wealthy bourgeois households, affluent merchants, or members of the nobility. They were used to store valuable linens, garments, documents, and other important possessions, both for daily use and for safekeeping during travel or household moves.
This rare large chest tells a story of craftsmanship and tradition. Its spacious interior provides ample storage for blankets, toys, or treasured keepsakes, while the secure lid ensures your belongings are safely tucked away. Whether used as a decorative accent in your living room or as a stylish storage solution this chest is unique statement of style.
Ref. 25-0272
Dimensions:
Height: 54 cm
Width: 152 cm
Depth: 43 cm
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Unique Art Deco cabinet with veneer wood inlay, France 1920s
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Rare tall wooden cabinet with stunning wood inlay and beautiful hardware, hand crafted in the 1920s in France. This Art Deco cabinet features a sleek design that showcases the grain and beauty of the wood. Standing on sturdy well formed low feet this piece combines form and function in a very aesthetically pleasing way.
The sleek door reveals two shelves, perfect for storing essentials in smaller spaces. With a luxurious glossy finish this storage piece is a real eye catcher in any interior.
This cabinet was professionally restored.
Ref. 25-0310
Dimensions:
Height: 120 cm
Width: 36 cm
Depth: 52 cm
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Pair of bamboo and rattan wardrobes, Italy ca. 1960
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Two stylish Italian bohemian bamboo wardrobes with two doors designed in the sixties. Each cabinet consist of a bamboo and wooden, the doors and side panels are covered with fine rattan cane wickerwork.
Two large doors with bamboo handles reveal a space-saving combination of two compartments; one with three spacious shelves and the other with one shelf and a hanging area. Its generous dimensions offer ample space to store your personal belongings.
These decorative rattan cabinets has been carefully maintained and still have all its original charm. The simple lines and the natural softness of the materials make these wardrobes an exceptional addition to any interior. Beautiful as a wardrobe in a bedroom or children's room or as a cabinet for the living room or dining room.
Ref. 25-0218/25-0219
Dimensions per cabinet:
Height: 210 cm
Width: 118 cm
Depth: 58 cm
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Large wooden Chinese 19th Century Qing Dynasty Wedding or Tapering Cabinet
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A large Chinese Qing Dynasty period cabinet from the 19th century with accordion doors and drawers. Created in China during the Qing Dynasty (1644–1912). This style of furniture is often referred to as a "wedding cabinet" or a "tapering cabinet".
This beautiful cabinet features a tapering silhouette complimented by a dark reddish brown finish. The façade is made of two accordion doors mounted with metal circular hinges and secured by a metal pin at the centre. Doors opening to reveal a hanging part, two drawers and two false drawers, offering convenient storage opportunities. Raised on four straight legs, this Qing Dynasty 19th century cabinet will make a great addition to any bedroom.
These cabinets were traditionally part of a bride's dowry and were given to the groom's family, often filled with fine silks and linens. The color red, which is a common finish for these cabinets, symbolizes good luck in China. The gift came with the intention of blessing the new family with good fortune and prosperity. Because they were given along with the bride, the cabinets are therefore called Chinese bridal cabinets.
A Chinese bridal cabinet has been a showpiece for centuries. These handcrafted pieces of furniture command attention with their elegant design, exquisite details, and unique finish. This piece, which has been well-maintained in its beautifully-aged, original finish, would make a stunning statement a bedroom, hallway or large reception area.
Chinese cabinets are also very durable. Often made of hardwoods such as mahogany, oak, or maple, they are built to last for generations.
Ref. 25-0362
Dimensions:
Height: 187 cm
Width: 134 cm
Depth: 67 cm
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Art Deco Chest of drawers or dressing table with mirror, France 1930s
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French richly decorated Art Deco dressing table with 3 drawers, a marble top and a large mirror. The 3 drawers have beautiful original and decorative hardware that enhance the beauty of this hard to find piece of furniture. The large beveled mirror is elegantly framed in rounded wood. The chest of drawers rests on 4 sculpted black feet. The wood shows some old and well treated worm holes.
This stunning piece is made from high-quality, durable wood, ensuring longevity while showcasing a rich, natural finish. The spacious drawers provide ample storage for your clothing, accessories, and personal items. With its timeless design and versatile functionality, this wooden cabinet with mirror is the perfect addition to elevate your dressing, bedroom or hallway while providing the convenience you need.
Dimensions mirror: 72 cm x 51,5 cm
Height chest: 82 cm
Ref. 25-0259
Dimensions:
Height: 162 cm
Width: 56,5 cm
Depth: 41,5 cm
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Art Deco buffet, planter or liquor cabinet in wood with mirror, France 1920s
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Absolutely one of a kind, this unique mid-century buffet that will serve perfectly as liquor cabinet or planter from the 1920s. A beautiful organic design with curved wooden legs in Art Deco style with a large mirror and 2 small side shelves. This piece has signs of wear due to age.
This extraordinary piece serves as a striking focal point in any room. The old weathered mirror enhances natural light, making your space feel larger and more inviting, while the rich wood finish adds warmth and sophistication. The cabinet is an ideal showcase for your favorite plants, adding a touch of greenery and life to your home. Imagine the vibrant contrast of lush foliage against the elegant wood grain, creating a serene atmosphere that invites relaxation.
Ref. 25-0282
Dimensions:
Height: 123 cm
Width: 122,5 cm
Depth: 36 cm
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French Art Deco Oak Cabinet with Beveled Leaded Glass, ca. 1920
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An elegant French Art Deco cabinet from around 1920, crafted from warm oak and featuring a striking geometric beveled leaded-glass door.
A finely carved decorative frieze adorns the upper edge, highlighting the refined craftsmanship typical of early French Art Deco. The original metal handle remains intact, adding a subtle but authentic touch.
Inside, a glass shelf provides both functionality and visual lightness, making the cabinet ideal as a small bar, wall-mounted display cabinet, or freestanding showcase.
The interplay between the glass design, the carved wood detailing, and the warm patina gives the piece a timeless and sophisticated character.
A beautifully detailed and authentic example of French Art Deco craftsmanship; elegant, versatile, and full of character.
Ref. 25-0376
Dimensions:
Height: 76 cm
Width: 50 cm
Depth: 23 cm
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Large 18th Century Provincial oak Chest, France
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An elegant 18th-century French provincial chest, handcrafted from richly patinated wood that beautifully reflects its age and history. This charming piece features clean, balanced proportions and subtly molded panels, characteristic of rural craftsmanship from southern France.
The slanted lid opens to reveal generous interior storage, making it both decorative and functional — ideal for use as a blanket chest, coffee table, or statement storage piece in a refined interior.
The chest retains its original iron side handles and lockplate; however, the key is not present. Its warm tone, simple lines, and authentic surface wear give it an inviting presence, perfectly suited to both traditional and eclectic interiors.
Ref. 25-0254
Dimensions:
Height: 72 cm
Width: 120 cm
Depth: 58 cm
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Italian Renaissance Oak Chest of Drawers, 17th Century
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A distinguished 17th-century Italian Renaissance chest of drawers, crafted in richly patinated oak and adorned with finely detailed bronze hardware. This piece embodies the sculptural elegance and architectural balance characteristic of northern Italian craftsmanship of the period.
The three full-width drawers feature deeply carved geometric and foliate motifs, creating a rhythmic surface that catches the light and highlights the warmth of the aged oak. The proportions are graceful yet substantial, with chamfered edges, paneled sides, and tapered legs that provide a refined sense of lift.
The bronze drawer pulls and escutcheons add a compelling contrast to the darkened timber, emphasizing the chest’s Renaissance aesthetic. One handle on the lower right drawer was replaced at a later date, and the piece shows traces of old restorations, expected and appropriate for a functional object of this age. These elements contribute to the authentic historical character of the chest without detracting from its visual harmony or structural integrity.
A beautifully aged and architecturally carved example of 17th-century Italian furniture, suitable as a statement storage piece in both traditional and eclectic interiors.
Ref. 25-0386
Dimensions:
Height: 94 cm
Width: 135 cm
Depth: 68 cm
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A Charming 19th-Century Pine Cabinet from the French Provence
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Evoking the rustic elegance of the French countryside, this circa-1800 pine cabinet from Provence offers a rare combination of authenticity, character, and time-softened beauty. Constructed in solid pine with simple, honest craftsmanship, the piece retains multiple old layers of paint, each worn gently by age, creating a uniquely textured surface and a magnificent patina that only two centuries of use can produce.
The façade shows subtly weathered tones that shift with the light, while the cabinet’s proportions remain both practical and inviting. Its interior provides generous storage, making it as functional today as it was in an 18th-century Provençal home.
A wonderful addition to any interior that values genuine age and understated charm, this cabinet brings with it the warmth, history, and effortless refinement of Old World France.
Ref. 25-0279
Dimensions:
Height: 88,5 cm
Width: 80 cm
Depth: 38,5 cm
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18th Century Louis XV Oak and Marble Chest of Drawers, France
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A magnificent example of 18th-century French craftsmanship, this Louis XV chest of drawers exudes elegance and timeless sophistication. Originating from France, the piece is expertly constructed from solid oak and crowned with a luxurious marble top, offering both durability and refined beauty.
The chest features three spacious drawers adorned with ornate brass handles and intricate floral carvings, characteristic of the Louis XV style. Its gracefully curved legs and scalloped apron enhance the romantic silhouette, while the rich wood grain and warm patina speak to its historical charm.
Professionally refinished to preserve its authenticity while enhancing its natural luster, this antique seamlessly blends old-world artistry with modern-day appeal. Ideal for collectors and connoisseurs of fine antiques, it serves as a stunning focal point in any interior.
Dimensions:
Height: 89 cm
Width: 133 cm
Depth: 60 cm
Ref. 25-0571
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French Art Deco Side Table in Wood, circa 1920
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This Art Deco side table dates to circa 1920 and embodies the geometric elegance of the Art Deco period. Expertly constructed from richly grained wood, the piece features a square top and base, connected by a sculptural arrangement of open shelves that offer both visual intrigue and practical display space.
The architectural silhouette is a hallmark of the Art Deco movement; bold, symmetrical, and refined, while the warm, polished finish enhances the natural beauty of the wood. Its compact footprint and multi-tiered design make it ideal as a side table, occasional stand, or decorative accent in a curated interior.
Whether placed in a living room, study, or boutique setting, this table adds Parisian sophistication and timeless modernity.
Dimensions:
Height: 73 cm
Width: 49.5 cm
Depth: 49.5 cm
Ref. 25-0580
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Belgian Art Deco Cabinet in Burl Veneer with Marble and Glass, circa 1930
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A sophisticated embodiment of Belgian Art Deco design, this cabinet from circa 1930 showcases the era’s signature blend of luxury, geometry, and craftsmanship. The piece is clad in richly figured burl veneer, offering a warm, organic contrast to its sleek architectural lines. A polished marble top adds a touch of opulence, while the glass elements, whether in shelving or door panels, introduce lightness and transparency to the composition.
The cabinet’s asymmetrical layout and curved contours reflect the modernist spirit of the interwar period, while its materials speak to the refined tastes of the time. Ideal for use as a bar, display cabinet, or statement storage piece, it brings both function and sculptural presence to any interior.
A rare and elegant find for collectors of European Art Deco and connoisseurs of 20th-century design.
Dimensions:
Height: 47.5 cm
Width: 79.5 cm
Depth: 45 cm
Ref. 25-0579
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17th Century Belgian Renaissance Oak Cabinet with Concealed Lock
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A rare and stately example of Flemish Renaissance craftsmanship, this 17th-century oak cabinet from Belgium exudes architectural grandeur and artisanal finesse. Constructed from solid oak with a deep, warm patina, the piece features intricately carved panels, geometric moldings, and a commanding vertical form that reflects the stylistic opulence of the period.
Divided into three sections, the cabinet showcases recessed doors framed by decorative pilasters and crowned with a carved cornice, while the lower portion includes a discreet drawer, ingeniously fitted with a concealed locking mechanism. This hidden feature not only adds historical intrigue but also speaks to the cabinet’s original function as a secure repository for valuables or documents.
Resting on classic bun feet and finished with hand-carved detailing throughout, the cabinet offers both visual impact and functional storage. Ideal for collectors of Renaissance furniture or interiors seeking a statement piece with provenance and mystery.
Dimensions:
Height: 204 cm
Width: 127 cm
Depth: 65 cm
Ref. 25-0576
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Monumental Art Deco Counter Attributed to De Coene, Belgium 1920s
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A commanding example of early 20th-century Belgian craftsmanship, this large Art Deco counter, attributed to the esteemed De Coene Frères atelier. This piece embodies the grandeur and geometric precision of the interwar period. Crafted in the 1920s, the piece is executed in richly grained oak veneer, professionally refinished to reveal its original warmth and architectural clarity.
The façade is a masterclass in Art Deco ornamentation: bold circular motifs anchor the composition, flanked by rhythmic horizontal bars and recessed shelving that balance symmetry with sculptural depth. Rounded corners and softened edges temper the piece’s monumental scale, lending it a sense of elegance and approachability. The proportions suggest versatility, equally suited as a bar, reception desk, or statement console in a curated interior.
De Coene, based in Kortrijk, was among Belgium’s most influential design houses of the era, known for marrying artisanal woodworking with avant-garde aesthetics. This counter reflects their ethos: a fusion of decorative ambition and functional rigor, rooted in the optimism of the 1920s.
A rare and museum-worthy piece, ideal for collectors, designers, or hospitality spaces seeking a dramatic focal point with historical gravitas.
Dimensions:
Height: 95 cm
Width: 250 cm
Depth: 60 cm
Ref. 25-0669
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Large Art Deco Monumental Counter attributed to De Coene, Belgium, 1920s
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A commanding example of Belgian Art Deco craftsmanship, this large 1920s counter by De Coene has been professionally refinished, revealing the full beauty of its oak veneer and sculptural form. Created during a period when De Coene was establishing itself as one of Belgium’s most influential design ateliers, the piece reflects the firm’s mastery of modernist elegance, material refinement, and architectural presence.
The counter’s elongated silhouette is wrapped in warm oak veneer, its rounded corners and streamlined geometry characteristic of early Art Deco sophistication. Vertical rhythm and subtle geometric detailing animate the façade, while integrated glass elements introduce a sense of lightness and transparency. The recent professional refinishing highlights the depth of the wood grain and restores the clarity of the design without compromising its historical integrity.
Inside, the structure reveals the thoughtful practicality for which De Coene was known, offering generous storage and display possibilities. Every curve, joint, and surface speaks to the atelier’s commitment to craftsmanship and precision.
Originally intended for refined commercial or domestic interiors; boutiques, reception spaces, or private offices, this substantial counter now serves beautifully as a bar, display console, or statement anchor in a contemporary setting. Its scale, materiality, and sculptural presence make it a rare and compelling example of Belgian Art Deco design.
A distinguished and professionally restored 1920s De Coene counter, uniting historical craftsmanship with renewed elegance.
Dimensions:
Height: 96 cm
Width: 300 cm
Depth: 80 cm
Ref. 25-0670
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Ensemble of 2 Art Deco Counters and 1 cabinet attr. to De Coene, Belgium 1920s
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A very rare matched pair of 1920s Art Deco counters and a high cabinet by the renowned Belgian firm De Coene. T hese pieces exemplify the atelier’s mastery of modernist elegance, refined craftsmanship, and architectural form. Their elongated silhouettes, rounded corners, and interplay of oak veneer with glass panels capture the confident, streamlined aesthetic that defined De Coene’s early work.
Both counters and cabinet have been professionally refinished, revealing the full depth and warmth of the oak veneer while preserving the integrity of the original design. The façades feature a rhythmic arrangement of horizontal and vertical elements, giving each piece a sculptural presence. Glass-fronted sections introduce a sense of transparency and lightness, balancing the solidity of the wood and enhancing their display potential.
The interiors offer generous storage and organizational possibilities, reflecting De Coene’s commitment to functional sophistication. Every curve, joint, and surface speaks to the atelier’s meticulous attention to detail and its reputation as one of Belgium’s most influential furniture manufacturers of the early 20th century.
Originally intended for refined commercial or domestic settings; boutiques, reception areas, or private offices, these counters now serve beautifully as bars, media consoles, display units, or statement anchors in contemporary interiors. Their scale, symmetry, and material richness make them especially compelling when used together.
A distinguished and exceptionally rare pair of De Coene Art Deco counters, uniting historical craftsmanship with renewed elegance and presence.
Dimensions cabinet:
Height: 275 cm
Width: 220 cm
Depth: 43 cm
Dimensions smaller counter:
Height: 96 cm
Width: 250 cm
Depth: 60 cm
Dimensions Larger counter:
Height: 96 cm
Width: 300 cm
Depth: 80 cm
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French Neo‑Renaissance Oak Blanket Chest, 19th Century
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A richly carved expression of 19th‑century French historicism, this neo‑Renaissance oak blanket chest brings together the drama, symbolism, and sculptural craftsmanship that defined the revival styles of the period. Its façade is alive with deeply modelled reliefs: intertwined foliage, fantastical creatures, and heroic figures that echo the grandeur of 16th‑century ornament while retaining the warmth and tactility of hand‑carved oak. The chest stands on bold claw‑form feet, giving it a grounded, architectural presence, while the corners are framed by carved figures that lend the piece a narrative, almost theatrical quality.
The oak has developed a beautiful, time‑softened patina, its surface enriched by generations of handling and the natural aging of the wood. This mellow glow enhances the depth of the carving, allowing light to play across the reliefs and reveal the craftsmanship that went into every detail. The original lock plate remains in place, its pierced metalwork adding another layer of ornament, though the key is no longer present; an expected and historically consistent detail for a piece of this age.
Furniture in the neo‑Renaissance style was prized in 19th‑century France for its evocation of cultural heritage and its celebration of artisanal skill. This chest embodies those ideals with exceptional clarity. It would have served as a storage piece in a well‑appointed home, but today it reads equally as a sculptural object, capable of anchoring an entryway, bedroom, or living space with its commanding presence and historical resonance.
The combination of richly carved oak, mythic iconography, and a patina shaped by more than a century of life makes this chest a compelling addition to both traditional and contemporary interiors. It offers not only storage but also a sense of continuity with the past; an object that carries its history with dignity and expressive power.
Dimensions:
Height: 57,5 cm
Width: 120 cm
Depth: 50 cm
Ref. 25-0609
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Large Art Deco Apothecary Cabinet Attr. to De Coene, Belgium ca. 1920
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A commanding presence from the early years of Belgian Art Deco, this large apothecary cabinet; attributed to the esteemed De Coene ateliers, embodies the refined craftsmanship and architectural elegance that defined the period. Created around 1920, the piece bridges late Belle Époque sensibilities with the emerging modernist vocabulary that De Coene would later champion, resulting in a cabinet that feels both rooted in tradition and strikingly forward-looking.
The façade is composed with a sculptural clarity: a tall upper section fitted with glass-fronted doors reveals generous shelving, ideal for displaying ceramics, glassware, or curated collections. Below, sliding wooden doors glide open to unveil additional storage, their understated metal pulls and clean geometry echoing the disciplined lines of early Art Deco design. The warm, polished wood grain, rich and expressive, contrasts beautifully with the subtle metallic accenting at the base, lending the piece a quiet sense of luxury without ostentation.
Originally conceived for an apothecary or refined commercial interior, the cabinet now reads as a sophisticated statement piece for contemporary living spaces. Its scale, presence, and impeccable proportions make it a natural anchor for a dining room, library, or gallery-like environment. As with many works attributed to De Coene, the craftsmanship is meticulous, the materials thoughtfully selected, and the overall impression one of enduring quality.
A rare opportunity to acquire an early Art Deco masterwork from one of Belgium’s most influential design houses; timeless, architectural, and deeply evocative of its era.
Dimensions:
Height: 275 cm
Width: 220 cm
Depth: 43 cm
Ref. 26-0051
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Small Antique Oak Cabinet, France, 18th Century
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A charming and authentic example of rural French craftsmanship, this small 18th‑century oak cabinet carries the quiet poetry of a piece shaped by centuries of use. Its compact form, warm patina, and hand‑worked surfaces speak to a time when furniture was built with simple tools, honest materials, and an eye for both utility and beauty. The single door, fitted with traditional iron hardware, opens to reveal practical interior shelving; an intimate reminder of its original domestic purpose.
The cabinet’s painted panels, softened by age, add a touch of folk artistry to its otherwise sturdy oak construction. Subtle wear along the edges and base reflects its long life without diminishing its structural integrity or visual appeal. Instead, these traces of time enrich the piece, giving it a depth and authenticity that cannot be replicated.
Perfect as a bedside cabinet, a small storage piece in an entryway, or a decorative accent in a curated interior, it brings with it the warmth of French provincial history and the tactile beauty of centuries‑old oak. A soulful, characterful antique that offers both charm and quiet presence.
Dimensions:
Height: 90 cm
Width: 66 cm
Depth: 35 cm
Ref. 26-0125
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Mid-century Wall-mounted console in wood with brass details, Italy 1960s
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A refined example of Italian mid‑century design, this wall‑mounted console combines clean architectural lines with the warmth of beautifully finished wood and the subtle elegance of brass accents. Its compact form is thoughtfully composed: a rectangular top surface, a vertically grooved drawer front, and two sculptural side supports punctuated with brass roundels that lend the piece a touch of understated luxury.
Designed to float on the wall, the console offers both functionality and visual lightness, making it ideal as a bedside table, entryway piece, or minimalist storage element in a modern interior. The craftsmanship is unmistakably Italian; precise joinery, harmonious proportions, and a careful balance between ornament and simplicity.
Showing only a few small traces of use consistent with age, the piece retains its original charm and authenticity. Its blend of warm wood, mid‑century geometry, and elegant brass detailing makes it a versatile and timeless addition to any space.
Dimension cabinet: 14 cm x 43,5 cm x 30,5 cm
Dimensions:
Height: 39 cm
Width: 57 cm
Depth: 32,5 cm
Ref. 26-0128
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20th Century Black Tall Library Cabinet in MDF, United Kingdom
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This elegant tall library cabinet from the United Kingdom, crafted in the 20th century, combines classic architectural presence with the clean, understated lines of modern design. Finished in a deep black tone, the piece has a striking silhouette that anchors a room while remaining versatile enough to complement both contemporary and traditional interiors.
The cabinet features a generous upper section with open shelving, ideal for books, decorative objects, or curated displays. The light‑coloured interior creates a refined contrast with the dark exterior, enhancing depth and highlighting the items placed within. Below, paneled doors open to additional storage, offering practicality without compromising the cabinet’s stately appearance. Subtle fluting, moulded details, and balanced proportions give the piece a quiet sophistication.
Made in MDF, the cabinet is sturdy and stable, designed for everyday use. It shows a few small traces of wear consistent with age, adding a touch of character without detracting from its overall refined look.
A handsome and functional statement piece; perfect for a study, living room, or library setting.
Dimensions:
Height: 253 cm
Width: 241 cm
Depth: 58 cm
Dimensions top part of the cabinet: 174 cm x 230 cm x 38 cm
Dimensions lower part of the cabinet: 79 cm x 241 cm x 58 cm
Ref. 26-0256
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Sculptural wood and Brutalist Brass Credenza by Luciano Frigerio, Italy 1970s
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Experience the peak of 1970s Italian luxury with this magnificent credenza designed by the celebrated architect and artist Luciano Frigerio. This piece is far more than just furniture; it stands as a powerful sculptural statement that seamlessly blends rich materials with a dramatic, artistic form. For collectors of high-end vintage and Brutalist design, this sideboard represents an exceptional opportunity to acquire a true gallery-worthy object.
Luciano Frigerio was a visionary Italian designer known for his sophisticated and artistic approach to furniture. Deeply influenced by his studies in architecture and his love for art, Frigerio founded "Frigerio di Desio" in the Brianza region, an area world-renowned for its master craftsmanship. He viewed furniture-making as an art form, creating unique "mobile scultura" or sculpture furniture. Frigerio became famous for integrating powerful brass reliefs and sophisticated woodworking into architectural lines, elements that are perfectly showcased in this sideboard. Today, his works are highly coveted by international collectors for their distinct character and artisanal quality.
The design of this specific credenza highlights Frigerio's mastery over texture and contrast. It is meticulously clad in a spectacular, deeply grained veneer, providing a warm and opulent foundation through its dark, dramatic lines. Central to the design is the mesmerizing, continuous brass relief panel that wraps around the facade. This hammered, Brutalist-style texture creates a captivating interplay of light and shadow, defining the sideboard's bold character. The rich rosewood and brass are elegantly framed by sophisticated black and brass-plated plinths at the top and base, which further enhance its architectural silhouette.
The interior of the credenza reflects the same level of luxury as the exterior. Opening the smoothly functioning doors reveals a beautifully lined cabinet space. The internal drawers are outfitted with custom, sculpted rectangular brass pulls, proving that Frigerio's meticulous attention to detail extended to every single corner of the piece. Authentic design enthusiasts will appreciate the original "Frigerio di Desio" metal tag affixed to the inside of the door, confirming its pedigree.
This exceptional credenza remains in beautiful, original vintage condition. In line with its age and use over nearly five decades, there are some minor signs of wear and traces of use, which are entirely consistent with an authentic vintage item of this period. We invite you to study the extensive photo gallery to fully appreciate the unique patina and the specific condition details of the rosewood and brass.
As a quintessential Frigerio creation, this rosewood and brass credenza is a breathtaking example of 1970s Italian design excellence. Combining artistic form with functional elegance, it will undeniably serve as the sophisticated focal point of any curated interior.
Dimensions:
Height: 70 cm
Width: 192 cm
Depth: 58,5 cm
Ref. 26-0121
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Industrial Oak Filing Cabinet with Brass Handles, United Kingdom, 1920s
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A refined example of early 20th‑century British industrial design, this oak filing cabinet combines utility with timeless craftsmanship. Built in solid oak, it features seven drawers fitted with original brass handles and label holders, some with internal dividers; once used for organizing documents or workshop materials.
The cabinet’s warm patina and subtle wear testify to its authentic age and use, lending it a character that feels both functional and decorative. The brass hardware contrasts beautifully with the oak’s honeyed tone, adding a touch of understated elegance.
Perfect for interiors that blend industrial heritage with modern sophistication, this 1920s piece offers versatile storage and a strong sculptural presence.
Condition: Small traces of use consistent with age.
Dimensions:
Height: 117 cm
Width: 79 cm
Depth: 77 cm
Ref. 26-0280
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Antique William IV Style Walnut Display Cabinet, UK, 18th Century
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This refined antique walnut display cabinet from the United Kingdom, 18th century, exemplifies the William IV style, celebrated for its balanced proportions and understated elegance. Crafted from richly grained walnut, the cabinet features glazed doors with geometric mullions, creating a harmonious rhythm that highlights the craftsmanship of the period.
The piece rests on turned and faceted legs joined by a serpentine stretcher, ending in ebonized bun feet; a classic detail of the era. Below the display section, two drawers with original brass handles offer practical storage.
The interior has been tastefully adapted and lined with velour, providing a soft, luxurious backdrop for books, porcelain, or collectibles. It shows minor traces of use, consistent with age, which enhance its authentic patina and historical charm.
A distinguished statement piece for collectors and interior designers seeking authentic British antiques with timeless appeal.
Dimensions:
Height: 198 cm
Width: 167 cm
Depth: 59 cm
Ref. 26-0269
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Art Deco carved geometric sideboard by Charles Dudouyt in oak, France ca. 1940
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A superb example of Charles Dudouyt’s sculptural Art Deco vocabulary, this oak sideboard from circa 1940 showcases the designer’s signature interplay of geometry, craftsmanship, and rustic modernity. Dudouyt’s work is celebrated for its bold architectural presence, and this piece captures that spirit with its deeply carved geometric panels, circular accents, and strong, rhythmic composition.
Executed in solid oak, the façade features hand‑carved rectilinear grids punctuated by roundels, creating a dynamic relief that plays beautifully with light and shadow. The central section introduces horizontal linearity, balancing the more sculptural doors on either side. The interior offers generous storage with shelves, making the piece as functional as it is visually striking.
This sideboard has been professionally restored, respecting the original character while bringing out the warmth and depth of the oak grain. The result is a clean, refined surface that highlights the craftsmanship without erasing the tactile authenticity of the period.
A powerful statement piece for collectors, decorators, and admirers of French Art Deco, it anchors both contemporary and traditional interiors with its sculptural presence and timeless materiality.
Condition
Professionally restored; excellent condition with minimal signs of age. Doors and interior fully functional.
Dimensions:
Height: 100 cm
Width: 203,5 cm
Depth: 60 cm
Ref. 25-0655
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Rustic Solid Oak Cabinet with Geometric Floral Carvings, Belgium – 17th Century
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This charming Belgian oak cabinet, dating from the 17th century, exemplifies the enduring appeal of rustic craftsmanship. Constructed from solid oak, it features a single door with two recessed panels, each adorned with hand‑carved geometric floral motifs — a subtle decorative touch typical of Flemish vernacular furniture of the period.
The cabinet’s proportions are compact yet substantial, with a moulded top and plinth base resting on short block feet. Its interior offers two shelves for practical storage, while the exterior showcases a rich patina developed over centuries of use. The piece’s simplicity and honest construction reflect the rural aesthetic of early Belgian joinery, balancing utility with understated ornamentation.
This cabinet is ideal for collectors of 17th‑century European furniture or those seeking authentic warmth in a modern interior.
Dimensions:
Height: 80 cm
Width: 57,5 cm
Depth: 46 cm
Ref. 26-0320
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17th‑Century French Art Populaire Chestnut Cabinet with Gabled Top
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Evoking the rustic poetry of early rural craftsmanship, this solid chestnut shelving cabinet from France, circa 17th century, embodies the soulful simplicity of Art Populaire design. Its architectural silhouette, crowned with a pointed roof, lends sculptural presence, while the hand‑carved scalloped shelf fronts soften the sturdy geometry. The cabinet’s rich, time‑worn patina reveals centuries of use, with deep chestnut tones and subtle wear that speak to its authenticity and age.
Constructed with plank back panels and pegged joinery, the piece reflects vernacular woodworking traditions; functional, honest, and expressive. Originally intended for domestic storage, it now serves beautifully as a statement display for ceramics, books, or objets d’art in a modern rustic or wabi‑sabi interior.
Dimensions:
Height: 208 cm
Width: 96 cm
Depth: 27 cm
Ref. 26-0323
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Flemish renaissance "beeldenkast" cabinet in oak wood Antwerp, ca. 1630
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A magnificent Flemish Renaissance “beeldenkast” crafted in oak and originating from Antwerp around 1630. This type of cabinet, richly sculpted and monumental in presence, was traditionally used to display status, wealth, and craftsmanship; and this example embodies all the hallmarks of early‑17th‑century Antwerp carving ateliers.
The façade is adorned with exceptionally detailed sculptural work: deep reliefs, scrolling foliage, putti, and architectural motifs carved with remarkable precision. The side figures and drawer fronts show the characteristic virtuosity of the period, where cabinetmakers collaborated closely with sculptors to achieve this level of ornamentation.
The cabinet retains its historical grandeur while showing authentic signs of age and use. The upper drawers no longer have their key, and over the centuries the piece has undergone several restorations, including partial renewal of the back panel — a common and practical intervention for furniture of this age. These restorations are sympathetic and preserve the cabinet’s structural integrity without diminishing its artistic value.
A powerful and museum‑worthy example of Antwerp Renaissance woodworking, combining sculptural richness with architectural presence.
Dimensions:
Height: 180 cm
Width: 192 cm
Depth: 84 cm
Ref. 25-0531
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Large baker's cart/ rolling shelf in pine wood, France ca. 1900
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A generous pine baker’s cart from around 1900, built with three slatted shelves and set on sturdy metal casters that give it both mobility and industrial charm. The thick pine beams, visible joinery and honest construction reflect its original workshop function, while the proportions make it an appealing decorative and practical piece in a contemporary interior.
The wood shows a beautiful patina, developed through decades of use, with warm tonal variations and natural wear that add authenticity and character. This surface quality is exactly what makes early‑20th‑century utilitarian furniture so desirable today: tactile, lived‑in, and visually rich.
Ideal as a display rack, kitchen island companion, bar cart, plant stand or sculptural storage element, it brings a touch of rustic industrial heritage into any curated space.
Dimensions:
Height: 147 cm
Width: 150 cm
Depth: 75 cm
Ref. 26-0315
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Christophe Gevers for De Coene Freres "Saphir" teak sideboard, Belgium, 1962
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An exceptionally rare “Saphir” sideboard designed by Christophe Gevers for De Coene Frères in 1962 — one of only three examples originally produced for the firm’s showrooms in Brussels, Kortrijk, and Liège.
Crafted in teak, the piece features an all‑over sculpted geometric façade composed of pyramid‑shaped panels that catch the light in rhythmic relief. The design exemplifies Gevers’ architectural precision and De Coene’s mastery of veneering and joinery.
Two hinged doors open to reveal shelved storage and central felt‑lined cutlery drawers, combining functional elegance with sculptural presence. The back is fully finished, allowing the sideboard to stand freely in a room.
Condition: Excellent vintage condition with minor wear consistent with age and use; structure, veneer, and hardware all intact.
Christophe Gevers (1928 – 2007) was a Belgian architect and designer celebrated for his refined, architectural approach to furniture and interiors. Gevers trained as an architect at La Cambre in Brussels, where he developed a rigorous sense of proportion and material honesty. His work consistently emphasized functionality, craftsmanship, and tactile precision—qualities that bridge architecture and furniture design. He often treated furniture as small-scale architecture, balancing structure and surface with sculptural clarity.
A museum‑quality statement piece that bridges Belgian modernism and architectural sculpture, ideal for collectors of postwar European design.
Dimensions:
Height: 80,5 cm
Width: 209 cm
Depth: 49 cm
Ref. 26-0053
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Jugendstil oak cabinet with open shelf section, Netherlands ca. 1900
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A striking Dutch Jugendstil cabinet in solid quarter‑sawn oak, crafted between 1900 and 1910 and showcasing the refined architectural language of early Amsterdamse School design. The cabinet’s vertical composition is both functional and sculptural: a paneled upper cupboard with geometric brass escutcheons, an open central display section, and a lower cupboard echoing the same disciplined detailing.
The four corner posts are turned and ringed, rising above the top as small finials that lend the piece a distinctive silhouette. At the crown sits a beautifully carved butterfly motif, a subtle organic detail characteristic of Dutch Art Nouveau craftsmanship. The quarter‑sawn oak displays lively medullary rays and a warm, original patina that has developed gracefully over more than a century.
Structurally sound and well‑preserved, the cabinet shows only minor wear consistent with age and use. It forms a matching pair with reference 26‑0075, photographed together as a harmonious suite.
A refined and authentic example of Dutch Jugendstil, ideal for collectors and interiors seeking sculptural lines, historical craftsmanship, and warm natural materials.
Dimensions:
Height: 200 cm
Width: 104,5 cm
Depth: 45 cm
Ref. 26-0074
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Jugendstil oak bookcase with adjustable shelves, Netherlands, ca. 1900
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An elegant Jugendstil oak bookcase from the Netherlands or Belgium, dating to the early 20th century. Crafted in solid quarter‑sawn oak, the piece exemplifies the refined geometry and artisanal precision characteristic of Dutch and Belgian Art Nouveau furniture.
The design features four adjustable shelves within an open display section, surmounted by a small upper cabinet with paneled doors and a brass geometric escutcheon. The vertical corner posts are turned and ringed, rising above the top as small finials; a sculptural detail shared with its matching cabinet (ref. 26‑0074), forming a harmonious suite.
The oak retains a warm, original patina, with rich grain and subtle depth that highlight its craftsmanship. Structurally sound and well‑preserved, showing only minor wear consistent with age and use.
A timeless piece that bridges functionality and artistry, ideal for collectors and interiors seeking authentic Jugendstil character and architectural clarity.
Dimensions:
Height: 180 cm
Width: 103,5 cm
Depth: 45,5 cm
Ref. 26-0075
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Carved oak blanket chest with linenfold-style panels, Flanders, ca. 17th century
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A handsome carved oak blanket chest from Flanders, dating to the 17th century. This solid oak coffer exemplifies the region’s rich carving tradition, with a façade of four raised linenfold‑style panels framed by floral rosettes and slender colonettes, and a carved arcaded frieze running just below the molded top edge.
The chest rests on straight block feet and retains its three‑plank hinged lid with molded edges and original wrought‑iron hinges. Inside, a small lidded till compartment remains intact; a practical feature for storing valuables or documents.
The oak has developed a deep, warm patina over centuries of use, with minor age‑related wear and a few small inactive worm holes typical of its age. Structurally sound and stable, it stands as a fine example of Flemish craftsmanship from the early Baroque period, combining architectural proportion with tactile ornamentation.
A timeless piece of historic furniture, ideal for collectors and interiors seeking authenticity, warmth, and sculptural presence.
Dimensions:
Height: 66 cm
Width: 110 cm
Depth: 56 cm
Ref. 25-0603
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Art Deco marquetry cabinet with wrought-iron mirror crest, Belgium, ca. 1925
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A refined Art Deco cabinet produced by the celebrated Belgian firm De Coene Frères circa 1925. This elegant piece exemplifies the workshop's exceptional mastery of veneers, fine marquetry, and architectural design, all hallmarks of Belgian Art Deco craftsmanship during the interwar period.
The cabinet features a striking symmetrical composition with two flanking side compartments and a central storage section. Richly figured veneer creates dramatic movement across the façade, while delicate geometric inlays frame the doors and drawers. Floral marquetry reserves provide a subtle decorative contrast, balancing the cabinet's strong rectilinear form with an element of natural ornament.
A single drawer sits above a central cupboard door, flanked by two taller side cabinets. The upper edge is accented by carved detailing, while the original geometric hardware complements the streamlined Art Deco aesthetic. Raised on tapered legs, the piece retains an elegant sense of lightness despite its substantial presence.
De Coene Frères of Kortrijk was among Belgium's most prestigious furniture makers, renowned for combining traditional cabinetmaking techniques with the progressive design language of the Art Deco movement. Their work remains highly sought after by collectors and interior designers alike.
An important additional feature is that a matching companion cabinet from the same suite is also available. Together, the pair forms a highly impressive and increasingly rare Art Deco ensemble, ideal for creating a symmetrical architectural statement in a sophisticated interior.
Dimensions:
Height: 147,5 cm
Width: 139 cm
Depth: 44,5 cm
Ref. 25-0446
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Art Deco marquetry cabinet by De Coene, Belgium, ca. 1925
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An exceptional Belgian Art Deco cabinet of remarkable decorative quality, dating from around 1925. Executed in the manner of a high-end ensemblier piece, the cabinet combines refined craftsmanship with the elegant geometric vocabulary that defines the finest Art Deco furniture of the period.
The cabinet is veneered in richly figured woods and embellished with elegant silver-toned marquetry inlays. Refined geometric designs frame stylized floral motifs, creating a striking contrast between the warm, dramatic grain of the veneer and the crisp decorative lines. The visual composition perfectly captures the blend of luxury craftsmanship and modern design that characterizes the finest Belgian Art Deco furniture.
Rising above the cabinet is an elegant wrought-iron mounted mirror crest featuring delicate scrollwork and an octagonal mirror plate. This architectural element lends the piece an imposing presence while enhancing its decorative appeal. The mirrored superstructure reflects light beautifully and transforms the cabinet into a focal point within any interior.
Practical storage is provided through a central drawer, a large central cabinet compartment, and additional side storage behind the flanking doors. Slender tapered legs and carefully balanced proportions give the cabinet an elegant, light appearance despite its substantial construction.
Presented in good condition with light age-related wear consistent with nearly a century of use. Professionally restored, preserving both its structural integrity and original decorative character.
Particularly noteworthy is the availability of its matching companion cabinet (model 25-0446). Together, the two pieces create a rare and highly decorative Art Deco ensemble, ideal for framing an interior with remarkable symmetry and sophistication.
Dimensions:
Height: 147,5 cm
Width: 159 cm
Depth: 44,5 cm
Ref. 25-0445
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Large French Solid Oak Shop Counter or Bar Counter, Mid-19th Century, circa 1850
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A substantial and highly decorative French shop counter or bar counter, crafted from solid oak and dating to the mid-19th century, circa 1850. Distinguished by its elegant arched raised-panel façade and impressive scale, this piece embodies the enduring quality and craftsmanship of traditional French commercial furniture.
The front is organized into a series of generously proportioned paneled sections framed by subtle carved details and sturdy pilaster elements, lending the counter a refined architectural presence. The beautifully aged oak displays a rich honey-brown color and a deep patina acquired through generations of use, highlighting the natural grain and character of the timber.
The rear reveals the practical functionality expected of a period shop fixture, with three drawers above open storage compartments, providing ample workspace and storage capacity. Its robust traditional joinery and solid construction attest to its original purpose as a hardworking commercial piece built to last.
Equally suited today as a retail counter, reception desk, restaurant host stand, kitchen island, or bar, the counter offers both practical utility and authentic historical character. Its restrained design allows it to integrate seamlessly into country house, rustic, industrial, and contemporary interiors alike.
Presented in good antique condition with a beautifully preserved old patina and honest wear consistent with age and use. A rare and highly versatile piece of 19th-century French furniture combining architectural presence, functionality, and timeless appeal.
Dimensions:
Height: 101 cm
Width: 221 cm
Depth: 70 cm
Ref. 26-0582
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Danish Mid-Century Modern Chest of Drawers, Denmark, ca. 1960s
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A Danish mid‑century modern chest of drawers, crafted in Denmark in the 1960s, distinguished by its refined proportions and beautifully bookmatched façade. The six drawers form a rhythmic, uninterrupted surface, each front shaped with sculpted integral pulls that eliminate the need for applied hardware and underscore the purity of Scandinavian modernism. The wood displays a rich, warm tone enhanced by an even, glossy lacquered finish that remains free of losses, chips, or fading.
Raised on a clean, architectural stand, the piece has an elegant verticality and a light footprint, typical of Danish cabinetry of the period. Inside, the traditionally dovetailed drawers reveal pale secondary‑wood interiors; an appealing contrast and a testament to quality craftsmanship. The chest presents exceptionally well, retaining both its structural integrity and its original mid‑century character.
Dimensions:
Height: 70 cm
Width: 135 cm
Depth: 40 cm
Ref. 25-0418
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Flemish Oak Blanket Chest with panelled front and iron lock, dated 1825
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A substantial Flemish oak blanket chest dated 1825, showcasing the robust craftsmanship and practical design of early 19th-century rural furniture. Constructed from solid oak, the chest features a handsome panelled front with molded reserves, lending architectural character to its otherwise restrained form.
The original iron hardware remains intact, including the decorative lock plate and wrought iron hinges mounted to the lid. These forged elements contrast beautifully with the warm patina of the oak and emphasize the piece's authentic country-house character. A carved date of 1825 attests to its age and historical significance.
The interior offers generous storage space and retains a small side compartment, traditionally used for storing valuables, documents, or smaller household items. Elevated on shaped bracket feet, the chest possesses a balanced and timeless silhouette suitable for both traditional and contemporary interiors.
Rich in patina and displaying the honest wear acquired over two centuries, this blanket chest works equally well as a storage piece, coffee table, hall bench, or statement item within rustic, farmhouse, primitive, and historic interiors.
Presented in good condition with normal signs of age and use consistent with its period.
Dimensions:
Height: 60,5 cm
Width: 130 cm
Depth: 56 cm
Ref. 25-0605
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Art Deco oak wall cabinet with amber glazed door, Belgium ca. 1925
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A charming Belgian Art Deco wall cabinet crafted in solid oak, dating to approximately 1925. This beautifully proportioned hanging cabinet combines the geometric restraint of the Art Deco period with subtle decorative details inspired by earlier Arts & Crafts traditions.
The cabinet features a single glazed door with textured amber-colored glass divided by elegant muntins, allowing a glimpse of the interior while softly diffusing light. Inside, two shelves provide practical storage and display space for glassware, ceramics, collectibles, or everyday essentials. Decorative scalloped edging, small geometric appliqués, and the raised gallery top contribute to its distinctive architectural character.
The warm oak grain and rich honey-brown patina highlight the quality of the craftsmanship, while the compact scale makes it suitable for a variety of interiors. Whether used in a kitchen, dining room, bathroom, or hallway, this cabinet brings both functionality and period charm.
A fine example of early Belgian Art Deco design, balancing utility with decorative refinement.
Dimensions:
Height: 95,5 cm
Width: 51,5 cm
Depth: 19,5 cm
Ref. 26-0135
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Monumental Oak Sideboard by De Tonge, France, Mid-20th Century
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A substantial French oak sideboard by De Tonge, distinguished by its architectural façade of four arched raised-panel doors and matching paneled drawers. Crafted from solid oak with a warm honey-toned patina, the piece combines traditional French provincial influences with the restrained craftsmanship typical of De Tonge production.
The sideboard features four drawers above four arched cupboard doors, each fitted with hand-forged wrought iron hinges, escutcheons, and original keys. Behind the doors, generous shelved storage provides practical functionality for dining ware, linens, media equipment, or household essentials. The rich oak grain is beautifully highlighted throughout, while the elegant arched panel detailing lends depth and character to the façade.
A maker's stamp, "De Tonge," is present on the edge of one door, confirming its attribution. Good vintage condition with light wear and small marks to the top. Original wrought iron hardware and keys present. Maker's stamp on the interior door edge. The photographs are an essential part of the description and should be consulted carefully, as they form part of the condition report and provide the most accurate representation of the item's current state, patina, and character.
A versatile and timeless storage piece that works equally well in rustic, French country, traditional, or contemporary interiors.
Dimensions:
Height: 100 cm
Width: 240 cm
Depth: 51,5 cm
Ref. 26-0599
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