A late 19th century Flemish oak cabinet, 4ft 7ins

late 19th century; flat molded top, compartment enclosed by double figural panel doors, base has carved drawer in frieze, bulbous turned legs joined by H-stretcher, 72 1/4 in H., 45 7/8 in. W., 23 in.

Late 19th Century, Upper Case With Carved Crest And Frieze With Strapwork Cartouche, Glazed Doors, Adjustable Shelves, Lower Cabinet With Figures Supports, Plate Rail, Two Drawers And Two Bas Relief C

Late 19th century oak corner cabinet with three shelves. [62 3/4" H x 31" W x 17" D].

One drawer a door. 40 x 31 x 17 inches.

A two-part late nineteenth century carved oak cabinet. Having two glass doors over two drawers and two doors with carved fowl in high relief. Ht: 98" Wd: 63" Dpth: 24"

2 late 19th century oak spice cabinets, old dry surface, nailed drawers, largest is 23"T x 10.5"W x 5.5"D

Late 19th century French oak cabinet with carved scrolling foliate frieze surmounting arched and beveled glass doors, flanked by carved falcons, with a mirrored interior, over a three drawer, three do

American, late 19th century. A carved oak wall cabinet with three glass panel openings and one glass shelf. Approx. H. 36", W. 19", D. 7.25"

Fine late 19th c quartersawn oak "Wabash Cabinet" 22 drawer file cabinet, in mellowed original finish with original advertsing decal 28 x 60 x 22"

Late 19th Century oak Central European cabinet, the top having an elaborate carved crest and frieze with two upper glass doors flanked by spiral turned columns resting on griffon supports. The bottom

Highly carved French Renaissance Revival style oak cabinet, late 19th century, having an acanthus carved cornice flanked by lion masks rising on two paneled cabinet doors, relief carved with acanthus

English, late 19th century. Georgian style architectural oak cabinet with arched double glass doors, moulded cornice, and lower compartment. Apparently unmarked. Provenance: From the Lifetime Collecti

Late 19th century French oak Breton/Brittany cabinet, having a single glass door. [75 1/2" H x 27" W x 16 1/2" D]. In good condition.

A very good late 19th C Gothic revival carved oak cabinet having figural decorated columns framing glass front doors. Size: 61" H x 78" W x 21.5" D

A late 19th century Gothic style carved oak cabinet with two doors over one drawer over two doors. Marked "Made in Belgium" on back. 69 in tall x 31 in wide x 17 in deep. Provenance: From a Cape May,

French Renaissance Revival oak cabinet, late 19th century, having a rectangular top with carved cornice and dentil molding above a relief carved frieze depicting lion masks centering trailing foliage,

English Jacobean style carved oak cabinet, late 19th century, having an arched cornice, with recently added recessed lights, centering a Green Man mask flanked by carved acanthus, above an upper galle

French Renaissance Revival oak cabinet, late 19th century, having a rectangular top with carved cornice and dentil molding above a relief carved frieze depicting lion masks centering trailing foliage,

French Gothic Revival carved oak cabinet, late 19th century, having a crenulated gallery with trefoil finials rising on foliate carved columns joined by carved pendants, the back panel carved with arc

French Gothic Revival oak cabinet, late 19th century, having an arched canopy topped by a trefoil gallery and carved finials, above a back carved with a pointed arch surrounding quatrefoil and tracery

American Renaissance Carved Oak Cabinet , late 19th c., probably New Orleans, molded cornice, scroll and shield carved frieze, foliate stiles, two glazed doors, shelf interior, cabochon and fruit lowe

French Renaissance Revival carved oak cabinet, late 19th c., rectangular top, over paneled cabinet door, revealing shelved interior, carved with figural masks, foliates, and fruit motifs, rising on br

AMERICAN RENAISSANCE CARVED OAK CABINET , LATE 19TH C., PROBABLY NEW ORLEANS, MOLDED CORNICE, SCROLL AND SHIELD CARVED FRIEZE, FOLIATE STILES, TWO GLAZED DOORS, SHELF INTERIOR, CABOCHON AND FRUIT LOWE

American Renaissance Carved Oak Cabinet, late 19th c., possibly R.J. Horner, New York, shaped cornice, foliate mask centered by a mythological mask, convex glass panel doors, lion's mask scrolled stil