Swedish - Nordens Flora Cabinet

Swedish Nordens Flora cabinet c. 1945birch, applied offset lithographs 43.25 h × 40 w × 16.75 d in (110 × 102 × 43 cm) Cabinet features two locking doors concealing fiv

A vintage Swedish cabinet decorated with lithographs after Josef Frank's 'Nordens Flora.' Interior contains shelves and two offset drawers. Fluted legs. 59.5 x 49.5 x 18.25. All measurements are in in

A vintage Swedish cabinet decorated with botanical lithographs. 51.5 x 45.5 x 18.5. Measurements are in inches. (Height x Width x Depth)

A Swedish cabinet adorned with botanical lithographs.

A vintage Swedish cabinet with applied color lithographs. Unmarked. 58.5 x 45 x 18.5. Measurements are in inches. (Height x Width x Depth)

A vintage Swedish cabinet decorated with botanical lithographs. Key is present. 48 x 45.5 x 16 . Measurements are in inches. (Height x Width x Depth)

Swedish Flora cabinet c. 1960birch, applied offset lithographs in color 42.75 h x 37.75 w x 17.75 d in (109 x 96 x 45 cm) Cabinet features two locking doors concealing five shelves, two drawer

A three drawer Swedish chest with botanical lithograph decorated drawers.

Large Bombe Base Painted Swedish Cabinet - this item is two pieces - some damage to bottom of base and back leg - see photos

Birch and teak cabinet designed by Carl Axel Acking for AB Nordiska, Stockholm. 37" W x 18" D x 54" T

Table or wall mounted cabinets. Includes three drop front and three drawer cabinets with nice dovetail details. Stamped Made in Sweden to reverse. Together with a smaller desk top cabinet and two poss

This piece was manufactured by AB Svenska Mobelfabrikerna Bodafors. It has two doors with three adjustable interior shelves. The doors can be locked, and it comes with a key. There are also two lower

A Swedish cabinet Mora grandfather clock circa 1840. Movement is one weight with no chiming. The cabinet is solid pine painted black with gold colored trim. The cabinet is made in two sections. Drawer

An elegant Swedish mid-century cabinet in the Gustavian style, in off-white painted beech wood. Interior fitted with shelving.Dimensions: H 72.5" x W 39.5" x D 15.25"Condition: Showing small scattered

An Erik Mattsson for Möbelbolaget Tranås mahogany two door Swedish cabinet circa 1940. Having marquetry inlay decoration, a rectangular body and tapered square legs. The interior fitted with she

SWEDEN, 19TH CENTURY This Swedish cabinet with original polychrome design of deep green with floral design. A very functional and high style country piece of furniture. 56 1/4" tall by 48" wide by 18"

This original lithographs is from Carl Axel Magnus Lindman's notable work "Nordens Flora," published in Stockholm in 1920. The publication features Lindman's meticulous botanical illustrations, captur

This original lithographs is from Carl Axel Magnus Lindman's notable work "Nordens Flora," published in Stockholm in 1920. The publication features Lindman's meticulous botanical illustrations, captur

This original lithographs is from Carl Axel Magnus Lindman's notable work "Nordens Flora," published in Stockholm in 1920. The publication features Lindman's meticulous botanical illustrations, captur

This original lithographs is from Carl Axel Magnus Lindman's notable work "Nordens Flora," published in Stockholm in 1920. The publication features Lindman's meticulous botanical illustrations, captur

This original lithographs is from Carl Axel Magnus Lindman's notable work "Nordens Flora," published in Stockholm in 1920. The publication features Lindman's meticulous botanical illustrations, captur

Title: Vintage Photo - The Cathedral Notre-Dame de Paris - France - Georgette Chadourne Description: A beautiful original swedish cabinet card from the 1950s. Date/Period: c.1950s Materials: Paper Dim

This original lithographs is from Carl Axel Magnus Lindman's notable work "Nordens Flora," published in Stockholm in 1920. The publication features Lindman's meticulous botanical illustrations, captur

This original lithographs is from Carl Axel Magnus Lindman's notable work "Nordens Flora," published in Stockholm in 1920. The publication features Lindman's meticulous botanical illustrations, captur