Roycroft (attributed) One-door Music Cabinet 1905

Roycroft (attributed) one-door music cabinet 1905. Unsigned. Excellent original finish except top refinished. 41.5"h x 17"w (21.5"w with tenons) x 13.75"d Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all

Extremely rare Roycroft one-door cabinet with hand-forged iron strap-hinges and "Roycroft" carved across the center of the door. Original finish, except for the top. 37"h x 28"w x 18"d. Larger pieces

ONE INTERIOR SHELF DIMENSIONS:42" X 18" X 16" TERMS: Hartzell's Auction Gallery will handle most of the shipping in-house. Gold and Silver must be paid for with Check, Wire Transfer, or Through LiveAu

Chippendale Style Mahogany Sliding-Door Music Cabinet. Attributed to Henry Slaugh, Lancaster, PA cabinet maker, circa 1890-1830. 52"h. x 52"w. x 19"d. Condition: Good with wear.

2 small machines 30-1/2" wide x 59-1/4" high. One with door unhinged. Large tall music cabinet: 49-1/4" wide x 62-1/2" high. With wheels 68-1/2" high. One door detached but included. Also includes pia

Edwardian 2 Door Music Cabinet with One Drawer and Fruitwood Stringing. Measures 24"x23"x37.5"

Contains one pullout drawer and one cabinet door revealing pullout shelf with round cutouts. Includes key. Dimensions: H 38" x W 18.5" x D 14.5" Condition: Minor wear from use.

One Shelf. 20" wide x 37" tall x 13" deep. Single door, one drawer on top.

DROP FRONT DOOR, SHEET MUSIC CABINET, CARVED FRONT WITH LOWER SHELF. BREAK TO ONE FINIAL. WITH KEY. 22" W x 14 1/2" D x 43" H. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

BBPR (Barbiano di Belgiojoso, Peressutti, Rogers) (Attributed) Lot of three cabinets with one door and one drawer. Trieste, 1950s. Solid teak wood, plywood and Vienna straw. (37x67x17.5 cm.) (defects)

A vintage Mid Century Modern credenza dresser. Features Blond maple wood finish with eight drawers one cabinet door with three shelves. Variously attributed to William Hinn and Jorgen Clausen. Marked

Three sectional wall unit with one section with sliding glass door and bar, one section with drawers and music cabinet, third section with sliding doors and a base with drawers. Each section is approx

Cabinet made by Directional Furniture with thick milk glass top, attributed to Paul McCobb. A nice original cabinet with one door and four drawers. Thick milk glass top and raised on brass legs. From

Southern Federal Yellow Pine Wardrobeattributed to Virginia, one part form, early 19th century, applied top with beveled front edge, two large hinged cabinet doors with double panels, interior shelved

Double automatic bowed door cabinet. Interior shelves, one shelf missing. 18"x18x39" tall

T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings (1905-1976) for Widdicomb two-door cabinet Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1950s walnut, chrome-plated steel Widdicomb sticker label and marks Cabinet conceals one interior floating she

Roycroft Important bookcase, model 084 variant from the Collection of Elbert Hubbard USA, c. 1905oak, glass, brass, iron 60.5 h x 31.5 w x 15.5 d in (154 x 80 x 39 cm) Bookcase features one do

Burl walnut. Ebonized. Inlaid. One dovetailed drawer. One door containing 1 shelf. 45 3/4" h x 40 1/2" w x 18" d.

3 glass doors. 2 containing 3 wood shelves. One containing 4 wood shelves. 3 drawers on bottom. 64 1/4" h x 66 3/4" w x 19 1/8" d.

Rare American Classical Mahogany Lyre Form Music Cabinetattributed to Philadelphia, circa 1820, mahogany veneers, white pine secondary, diminutive one piece form, five vertical mahogany dividers, pane

Double door, four shelves, carved feet, on wheels, column accents, property of a Scarsdale Estate. One foot needs repair. Measures 37 inches high by 26.5 inches wide by 18 inches deep

On C asters painted black with decorative inlay and turned corner spindles. Shelves labeled Songs Dance and Music. Metal fencing on top and one door with glass opens to storage cabinet. Measures 41 x

MISSION OAK ARTS & CRAFTS GLASS DOOR CURIO CABINET BOOKCASE ; SINGLE DOOR QUARTER SAWN OAK DISPLAY CABINET , ATTRIBUTED TO GUSTAV STICKLEY - 34" x 15" x 54 1/2" (MISSING ONE GLASS PANE)

Attributed to Neel Reid (American, 1885-1926), circa 1921-22. A French Louis XVI style burl wood cabinet, having a demilune form, with one center drawer and three cabinets, each door inlaid with a mar