German Industrial Lockers Circa 1900

French workshop drawers, Circa 1930s - Solid oak drawer fronts - Solid pine sides and frame - Original steel cup handles - 24 large drawers - Drawers have their original metal...

Ironmongers Shop Counter Drawers Circa 1910s - Solid pine with original cast iron handles - The top has been given several coats of hard wax oil, so waterproof and wipeable. This a...

Tobacconist's Shop Cabinet Circa 1930s - Solid Pine & Larch - Original black steel button handles - Original decorative art deco card holders - 12 doors - Salvaged from a Tobacconis...

Tobacconist's Shop Cabinet Circa 1930s - Solid Pine & Larch - Original black steel button handles - Original decorative art deco card holders - 18 doors - Salvaged from a Tobacconis...

A striking survivor of early 20th‑century French industrial design, this 1910 metal storage locker. It embodies the raw utility, honest construction, and tactile patina that define the golden age of European workshop furniture. Built for durability rather than ornament, it now stands as a sculptural object whose presence is shaped by more than a century of use, wear, and atmospheric aging. The locker’s tall, narrow proportions and vented doors reflect the functional needs of factories, ateliers, and railway depots in the years before the First World War. Each compartment was designed to store work garments, tools, or personal belongings, with ventilation panels ensuring airflow in bustling industrial environments. The metal surface has developed a richly textured patina; oxidation, softened edges, and traces of its original finish, creating a depth of character that cannot be replicated. This weathering transforms the piece from a utilitarian object into a compelling artifact of labor history. Inside, the compartments retain their original structure, offering a glimpse into the practical logic of early industrial storage. The open shelves, metal bases, and simple latching mechanisms speak to a time when furniture was engineered for endurance and clarity of purpose. Today, the locker’s raw, architectural silhouette makes it an ideal statement piece in contemporary interiors, where its rugged authenticity contrasts beautifully with clean lines and modern materials. Whether used as a functional storage unit, a sculptural accent, or a conversation piece in a loft, studio, or retail space, this antique French locker...

This industrial, metal factory cabinet was produced during the 1950s. The wardrobe has three doors with ventilation openings. There are hangers f...

Former workshop changing room for employees of the Compagnie Française de Raffinage, CFR, and more particularly for the Normandy refineries in France. Still has the Normandy refiner...

This tall industrial cabinet is constructed from solid steel with perforated ventilation panels, giving it a strong utilitarian character. The worn grey patina and visible rivets hig...