Parquetry and Tambour Music Cabinet

French, Active 1831-1864, Gilt Bronze Mounts Stamped HPR 9, In The Regence Taste, Rectangular Rouge Marble Top, Mahogany And Burl Walnut Inlaid Case With Baluster And Acanthus Mounted Frieze, Corinthi

Inlaid Rosewood Renaissance Revival Music Cabinet. Marble top with spindled gallery, bowed sides and spindled supports, has a mirrored back panel and inset mirrored work surface; the base has applied

FINN JUHL (Attr.) (1912 - 1989);NIELS VODDER;Tambour cabinet (NV54), Denmark, 1960s; Teak, maple; Unmarked; 34 1/2" x 83" x 19 3/4";

An attributed to Ole Wanscher Danish modern rosewood cabinet featuring five locking drawers and two tambour doors revealing adjustable shelves and drawers. Illums Bolighus Kobenhavn label on back. 59i

An interesting parquetry cabinet in the manner of Jean Michel Frank having two doors and a fitted fifteen drawer interior. Ht: 34" Width: 42" Depth: 15"

Emile Gallé music cabinet in walnut with rosewood veneer, marquetry background depicting an exotic landscape, carved floral cornice work. Art Nouveau at it's finest. measures 63" tall X 23" wide X 13

Gustav Stickley, print/music cabinet, Eastwood, NY, oak, hammered amber glass, copper, signed with a branded signature, paper label, A rare uncatalogued form, 36"w x 16"d x 73"h

HERTER BROTHERS MUSIC CABINETNew York, 19th CenturyIn rosewood, with shell and fruitwood inlay. Galleried upper tier, the backsplash carved with the bust of a woman. Tier supported by turned columns.

A French Mounted Serpentine Front Music Cabinet. With a vitrine top. Depicting Neoclassical scenes on front and floral scene and music scene on each side. Interior door bears floral decoration. With a

Stickley quarter sawn oak music cabinet with exposed tendons, original label on back, 47"H, 20"W, 16"D

Handsome Japanese Parquetry Cabinet late 19th/early 20th century, set with an asymmetrical arrangement of shelves, drawers and sliding doors, each inlaid with various hardwoods in geometric patterns,

AN UNUSUAL CONTINENTAL CARVED WALNUT MUSIC CABINET, POSSIBLY ITALIAN, 19TH CENTURY, of rectangular form and centering hinged doors with arched rectangular molding enclosing nicely detailed ribbon tied

Louis XVI Style Gilt Bronze Mounted Parquetry Cabinet à Vantaux. The demilune rouge griotte marble top above a frieze inset with a gilt bronze plaque depicting putti among clouds singing and playing

Gabriel Viardot (France, 1888-1964) signed 19th century French bronze mounted music etagere or cabinet in the Asian style. Comprised of three open shelves above five vertical lower compartments for st

Gustav Stickley (1858-1942)music cabinet, #70Eastwood, New Yorkoak, copperbranded mark and paper label20"w x 16"d x 47"h

R.J. Horner & Co.Art Nouveau Music Cabinetearly 20th centurymahogany, satinwoodsigned with firm's label38 1/2 x 23 x 15 inches

Danish, circa 1960s, teak Dimensions: H 32" x W 79" x D 20" Condition: good, some wear to top

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

Continental, 19th century, upright carved Renaissance Revival walnut veneered coin operated orchestral music cabinet, having a foliate crest, disc player, glazed door, with single drawer and storage c

19th Century Portuguese Music Cabinet 18th or 19th Century Portuguese Music Cabinet with newly added green marble top. An absolutely beautifully carved cabinet. Cabinet measures 46" x 36" x 20". Pleas

FRENCH INLAID MUSIC CABINET, 19TH C., H 52" L 27" D 16", MAHOGANY:Having a single drawer above a marquetry inlaid door which is flanked by fluted columns which end in tapered legs. Mahogany with satin

GUSTAV BERTELSEN GUSTAV BERTELSEN & CO. Tambour cabinet, Denmark, 1950s Teak, birch Unmarked 38" x 57" x 20" Provenance available: Copy of original receipt from Den Permanente, Copenhagen, Denmark

Description - An incised ebonized Victorian music cabinet with tile plaques and bronze ormolu. Dimensions - 42" x 22" x 12.5"

Late 19th/early 20th century, French, the serpentine glazed beige velvet-lined gallery enclosed via a beveled glass-inset lift top, atop a conforming gilt wood and lacquered body faced with lever-oper