Swedish Rococo Vitrine, circa 1770

A large Baroque period cabinet with original iron and brass hardware. Tastefully repainted in light grey. Upper cabinet has striking Baroque overhanging pediment cornice, beautiful d...

A Swedish Rococo cabinet with repainted robin's egg blue exterior. Upper cabinet opens to three full shelves (and one partial carved) scraped to remnants of original red paint. Lower...

A Swedish Rococo commode with a slide-out tray over three bow front drawers. Decoratively carved apron. Repainted in soft grey with original locks and old (but not original) brass ha...

A Swedish Rococo commode repainted in faint pale grey with original brass hardware and locks. Three bow front drawers over cabriolet legs.

A two-part Swedish Rococo cabinet from the second half of the 18th century. The cabinet features two glazed doors with hand-blown glass. The upper section has four shelves, and the l...

Exceptional late 18th Century Swedish Rococo vitrine. With crisp carving and good construction and proportions. With a decorative carved pediment, two glazed doors opening to storage...

There is a quiet confidence to this exceptional 18th-century Dutch Rococo display cabinet—an authenticity that only centuries can bestow. Its gr...

A Swedish Rococo period two-part vitrine cabinet circa 1780 with bonnet top, glass doors, two drawers and additional wooden doors. Showcasing elegant craftsmanship, this exquisite two-part vitrine cabinet from the Swedish Rococo period circa 1780, is an embodiment of refined sophistication. Featuring a stately bonnet top with delicately molded accents, the cabinet lends a distinguished air to any setting. The top section houses two glass doors that reveal a subtly painted grey-blue interior, adorned with shelving for display or storage purposes. Nestled below the glass doors, the central section holds two gracefully crafted drawers...