ROM WEBER; Oak cabinet, USA, 1940s (Model M890); S

Chests, Romweber, USA, 1950's. Each cabinet features a side door with adjustable shelves. Oak 42W x 19 1/2D x 37 1/4H.

Edward Wormley (1907-1995) for Dunbar, early cabinet, model 2556, USA, 1940s, mahogany, brass, glass, impressed model number, 34.75"w x 19.25"d x 46.5"h

1920, USA: The Western Electric model "C" was the smallest nickelodeon that they made. Quartered oak cabinet, cut glass window and tune card to the right of the front glass. Ruggedly built, and nothin

Charles Stickley Three-door china cabinet, model 1915 USA, c. 1911oak, glass, hammered brass 57.75 h x 62.5 w x 15.25 d in (147 x 159 x 39 cm) Cabinet features a plate rail and three doors con

Harold M. Schwartz for Romweber, sideboard, USA, 1960s, burled Acacia wood, brass, semi-translucent grasscloth panels, glass, signed with Romweber cloth label, the upper cabinet with interior lighting

George Nelson (1908–1986) for Herman Miller cabinets, pair, model 4631, with vanity, model 4661 USA, 1960s comb grain oak, brushed steel, upholstery, interior light foil label, original hang tag 78"

Cabinet, model 4623 from the basic cabinet series, Herman Miller, USA, 1946. Combed oak, aluminum, and stainless steel. Cabinet features three drawers and a drop-front writing surface concealing lette

Cabinet, model 4623 from the basic cabinet series, Herman Miller, USA, 1946. Combed oak, aluminum, and stainless steel. Cabinet features three drawers and a drop-front writing surface concealing lette

George Nelson & Associates cabinets model 4600, pair Herman MillerUSA, 1946combed oak, brass34 w × 19.5 d × 29.75 h in (86 × 50 × 76 cm) Each nightstand features thr

FRENCHThree-door cabinet, 1940sOak, brass.    41.5" H x 78.5" W x 21.25" D

Charles Dudouyt Style Cabinet, 1940s Cerused oak, brass. Made in France. 38.5" H x 68" W x 19.5" D

Lot 16 Gustav Stickley American (1858-1942) Double-Door China Cabinet (model 815) oak with glass with glazed doors and sides, and straight apron Craftsman paper label and manufacturer's mark ‘St

Gustav Stickley Inglenook cabinet USA, c. 1910oak, copper, hammered amber glass, gesso, leather 76.25 h x 114 w x 32 d in (193 x 289 x 81 cm) Purportedly, this cabinet was originally built int

Gustav Stickley Early drop-front writing desk, model 518 USA, 1902oak, patinated iron 52.25 h x 25.75 w x 11 d in (133 x 65 x 28 cm) Desk features a drop-front writing surface concealing divid

George Nakashima for Widdicomb, "Origins" Tall Cabinet USA, 1960 Walnut, burl, brass Model No. 214 With branded mark to one drawer interior: “George Nakashima” With fabric manufacturer's l

Limbert Rare table lamp, model 7 USA, c. 1910oak, copper, mica, brass 19.25 h × 24 w × 16 d in (49 × 61 × 41 cm) Lamp features a shade attributed to Forest Emerson Mann

Gustav Stickley Early desk, model 409 USA, c. 1902oak, leather, iron, brass30 h × 60.5 w × 37 d in (76 × 154 × 94 cm) Desk features two drawers. Remnants of large red deca

Gustav Stickley Knock-down settle, model 210 USA, c. 1912oak, canvas upholstery 36 h x 84 w x 35 d in (91 x 213 x 89 cm) Branded manufacturer's mark to lower side rail 'Als Ik Kan Stickley' wi

Gustav Stickley Early dresser, model 627 USA, 1904-07oak, patinated iron 52.75 h × 39.75 w × 22 d in (134 × 101 × 56 cm) Dresser features six drawers. Large red manufac

Gustav Stickley Rare daybed, model 220 USA, c. 1905oak, upholstery 34.25 h × 83 w × 35.5 d in (87 × 211 × 90 cm) Literature: The Craftsman Workshops

Gustav Stickley Serving table, model 809 USA, c. 1904oak, patinated iron, ooze leather 40.25 h x 54 w x 18 d in (102 x 137 x 46 cm) Table features four drawers. Provenance:

Gustav Stickley Chest of drawers, model 913 USA, 1907-12oak, copper 51.25 h x 36 w x 20 d in (130 x 91 x 51 cm) This form was influenced by Harvey Ellis's other designs for the company.

Gustav Stickley Shirtwaist box, model 95 USA, c. 1914oak, copper, cedar closed: 16 h x 32 w x 16.5 d in (41 x 81 x 42 cm) Branded manufacturer's mark to side 'Als Ik Kan Stickley' with joiner'

Gustav Stickley Spindle cube chair, model 391 USA, c. 1907oak, leather 29.5 h × 26 w × 27 d in (75 × 66 × 69 cm) Marked with remnant of Eastwood paper label.