Height-57 1/4", Depth-22 1/2", Width-47", Another great solid oak Jacobean heavily carved blind door cabinet with linen fold sides, and heavily carved doors and columns circa  More »

Height-57 1/4", Depth-22 1/2", Width-47", Another great solid oak Jacobean heavily carved blind door cabinet with linen fold sides, and heavily carved doors and columns circa 1900.   « Less

Height-78", Depth-24", Width-44", Choice Rosewood two piece heavily carved Victorian china cabinet with original glass, barley twist top and bun feet circa 1890s.

Height-78", Depth-24", Width-44", Choice Rosewood two piece heavily carved Victorian china cabinet with original glass, barley twist top and bun feet circa 1890s.   « Less

Height-31 1/2", Depth -17 1/2", Width-34 3/8", Nice mahogany one drawer over two door server with panel door base ,acanthus carving , and fluted columns, circa 1940s.

Height-31 1/2", Depth -17 1/2", Width-34 3/8", Nice mahogany one drawer over two door server with panel door base ,acanthus carving , and fluted columns, circa 1940s.   « Less

Verre-Eglomise Credenza Circa. 1935 American Verre-eglomise is a process whereby glass is decorated on the back by unfired painting, or usually, by gilding,  More »

Verre-Eglomise Credenza Circa. 1935 American Verre-eglomise is a process whereby glass is decorated on the back by unfired painting, or usually, by gilding, sometimes engraved with pictorial or decorative motifs. The painting or gilding is protected by another sheet of glass or by a coat of varnish, or a layer of metal foil. This process has been used since ancient Roman times. This credenza, made in the 1930's in America, has four doors (2 side doors) The center cabinet has 2 wood shelves. Chinoiserie design (Western interpretation of Chinese art, seldom accurate and always rendered with some deference to the European or American stylistic ideals of the time) with trees, flowers and birds. Soft pinks, white, green and bronze are the predominant colors. The credenza measures 53 1/2 inches wide, 34 inches high, and 15 1/2 inches deep. A wonderful piece of functional art. For additional photos: Contact Belfor Antiques   « Less

Height-82", Depth-15 1/4", Width-44", Very nice rope carved beveled glass steeple top china cabinet with flame pediment top circa 1940s.

Height-82", Depth-15 1/4", Width-44", Very nice rope carved beveled glass steeple top china cabinet with flame pediment top circa 1940s.   « Less

Height-77", Depth-17", Width- 36", Two door mahogany china cabinet with splayed legs and lattice work doors circa 1930's..

Height-77", Depth-17", Width- 36", Two door mahogany china cabinet with splayed legs and lattice work doors circa 1930's..   « Less

Height-79", Depth-15 1/2", Width- 42 1/2", Bow front mahogany china cabinet with bracket feet, fluted columns, lattice work doors, and broken arch pediment top circa 1940s.

Height-79", Depth-15 1/2", Width- 42 1/2", Bow front mahogany china cabinet with bracket feet, fluted columns, lattice work doors, and broken arch pediment top circa 1940s.   « Less

Height-76 3/4", Depth-15 1/2", Width-47", Nice oversized mahogany china cabinet with arch top, lattice work doors rope carved base , and panel door base circa 1940s.

Height-76 3/4", Depth-15 1/2", Width-47", Nice oversized mahogany china cabinet with arch top, lattice work doors rope carved base , and panel door base circa 1940s.   « Less

Height-66 3/4", Depth-17 1/2", Width-52 1/4", Dark oak mirrored back china cabinet with glass shelves sunburst carved center with cross stretcher base circa 1900.

Height-66 3/4", Depth-17 1/2", Width-52 1/4", Dark oak mirrored back china cabinet with glass shelves sunburst carved center with cross stretcher base circa 1900.   « Less

Height-75 1/2", Depth- 16", Width-42 3/4", Two door acanthus carved flame mahogany china cabinet with lattice work doors , broken arch pediment top , and solid brass  More »

Height-75 1/2", Depth- 16", Width-42 3/4", Two door acanthus carved flame mahogany china cabinet with lattice work doors , broken arch pediment top , and solid brass Chippendale hardware circa 1910.   « Less