This three-story, single-door corner display cabinet is the epitome of Empire style. It is decorated with a pair of conical pilasters with gilded caryatids on capitals and a tympanum decorated with a gilded cornice. The showcase contains

Raw wooden dresser. Big

A superb quality mid 19th Century Anglo-Indian carved hardwood cabinet, having a nice figured shaped top with a highly decorative pierced and carved upstand consisting of various foliage with an oval panel at the centre with a pair of cranes, C shapes incorporating decorative scroll at either side, the top having an intricate carved edge with a frieze below with acanthus leaf carving, a single door below opening to reveal two shelves inside, the door front profusely carved all over with further foliage, central arched panel pierced and carved with further foliage and various birds and a decorative oval panel at the centre, intricate carved columns either side incorporating mythical figure heads, fruit and scrolls, lovely shaped and carved apron and supported on further mythical figure heads. Wonderful crisp carving and in excellent condition, Circa 1840.

1930s Art Deco Style Decadent Cocktail Cabinet Hand Crafted Burr Walnut with Ormolu Carvings In the Manner of Epstein

A beautiful cocktail cabinet fit for entertaining guests.
Fitted with interior mirror with lighted interior, and a pull out drinks shelf for shaking up your favourite tipple.

Additional dimensions information:

Height to under the cabinet legs 58.5cm
Height inside empty 53cm
Width inside 60.5 cm
Depth inside 37.5cm

NB All interior items not included, just the bar only.

Harry and Lou Epstein
The furniture company was originally founded by Polish immigrants that moved to East London in the 1890’s and became famous for quality Art Deco furniture from the 1920’s to the 1950s.

Most of their furniture items were special order and custom made using the finest quality materials such as burr maple, sycamore or walnut veneer. The design of the famous ‘cloud’ furniture was used on there dining chairs, armchairs and sofa suites this was making them stand out from the crowd

By the end of the Second World War, they had showrooms in London, Manchester and Glasgow. Their trademark style became conservative Art Deco with most of their pieces being made from bleached walnut.

During the Art Deco period the Epstein brothers traded under a variety of business names, both individually and in partnership with one or other of their brothers. Art Deco pieces from the first half of the 20th century were not signed. from the 1950s, some pieces were labelled ‘H. & L. Epstein Ltd’ or ‘Epstein & Goldman’.

Victorian Walnut Pier Bookcase, Display Cabinet, Credenza with White Marble Top 91 cms high 108 cms wide 46 cms depth

Wonderful ‘China’ cabinet (Model 232) designed by Børge Mogensen in 1951 and produced by cabinetmaker C.M. Madsens for FDB Møbler, Denmark. Teak veneer body with an interior in beech wood with drawers and shelves that can be easily adjusted. Brass keys and closing mechanism with solid teak base. This beautiful cabinet is in very good original condition with only minor traces of use. The teak wood is beautifully patinated and has a warm appearance. Stamped on the backside.

Early 20th Century Oak Glazed Tea Cabinet. Early 20th Century oak cabinet with glazed fall front and glazed sides and rear on square tapering legs. Dimensions: 57cm wide x 37cm deep x 74cm high Condition: Good, general age and signs of use, later small door retainer – please see photos.

Magnificent and ultra rare Art Deco Modernist cabinet. Design by Jan den Drijver for De Stijl Den Haag. Striking Dutch design from the 1920s. Original solid oak base with original black lacquered linoleum top. Two glass sliding doors. Marked with original manufacturers paper label. In good original condition with minor wear consistent with age and use, preserving a beautiful patina. A real eye-catcher in your home or office. The Modernist look of this wonderful Art Deco cabinet by Jan den Drijver for De Stijl Den Haag is also known in the Netherlands under the name Haagse School. The Haagse School was inspired by the designs of the famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright. The famous Dutch Art Magazine Wendingen published a series of articles on Frank Lloyd Wright in 1925. Well known architects of the Haagse School are Hendrik Wouda, Jan Wils, Frits Spanjaard, Cor Alons and Jan Brunott.