Cabinets and chests hold the storage pieces: a Jacobean Revival china cabinet, a serpentine chest of drawers, marble-top nightstands, a painted Spanish Colonial cabinet, and a tiered whatnot on casters. They range across the Louis XV, Renaissance Revival, and Jacobean tastes in oak, walnut, and marquetry, each restored and its condition documented drawer by drawer. Prices begin around $1,450, with complimentary insured white-glove delivery throughout the contiguous United States.
Jacobean Revival, drawing on William and Mary forms
This vintage Jacobean Revival china cabinet is centered by a glazed door with a pierced fret-cut wood overlay, flanked by banded-inlay panels above a single full-width drawer on a baluster-turned stretcher base. Dating to circa 1920–1930, it was stripped and refinished during restoration and retains its original plywood back.
47 W × 19½ D × 72 H in | Circa 1920–1930 | Origin not established
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A Symmetrical Carved Façade Beneath a Fitted Stone Top
This vintage Spanish Colonial cabinet combines a carved façade with a fitted veined stone top, the whole organized around a fixed three-part symmetry. Dating to circa 1965–1975, the low two-door case retains its original drop-ring pulls, while the two outer doors open to shelved interior storage.
47 W × 19 ½ D × 28 H in. | Circa 1965–1975 | Provenance: Rancho Palos Verdes, California family estate
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Fluted half-columns and carved foliate reserves on a fluted plinth
This antique marble-top nightstand is a Renaissance Revival bedside cabinet of the French table de nuit form, vertical and architectural, its white marble top carried over chevron-figured veneers. Behind the frieze drawer, a fall-front lowers to the marble-lined interior chamber that defines the form, with three graduated drawers below. It dates to circa 1880–1900 and retains its original surface, revived by hand rather than stripped. It was acquired from a Rancho Palos Verdes, California, family estate, where descendants reported that it had remained in their family for generations.
17 ⅝ W × 14 ⅝ D × 39 ⅜ H in. | Circa 1880–1900 | Provenance: Rancho Palos Verdes, California family estate
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Six Serpentine Drawers on Shell-Carved Cabriole Legs
This antique chest of drawers presents six serpentine-front drawers beneath a scalloped quartzite top. A tall, narrow Louis XV style case in carved oak, dating from circa 1890 to 1920, it retains its carved fronts, cast brass pulls, and hand-fitted oak drawers. The quartzite top is a later replacement, cut during restoration to follow the original profile of the case, allowing the chest to remain fully usable while honestly distinguishing original material from later intervention. At just twenty-one inches wide, it carries a full six drawers on an unusually narrow footprint, suited to rooms where floor space is limited.
21 W × 14 D × 41½ H in. | Circa 1890–1920 | Origin not established
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Vintage Chippendale Revival, glazed bookcase top over a serpentine-front base
This black secretary desk with hutch is a vintage Chippendale Revival piece, stripped and refinished in black lacquer during its restoration. A swan-neck pediment crowns the glazed upper case, the fall front opens to a fitted writing interior, and four graduated serpentine drawers rest on claw-and-ball front feet. It dates to circa 1930 to 1950 on the evidence of its form and construction, with everything changed in that restoration set down in full below.
34 W × 18 D × 83 H in. | Circa 1930–1950 | Origin not established
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Graduated Tiers Over a Divided Folio Compartment
This antique Victorian étagère on casters, the open tiered display stand the period called a whatnot, rises through graduated serpentine shelves to a galleried top and holds, at its center, the divided folio compartment that ties the form to the Victorian music room. It dates to circa 1870–1900. The warm walnut-stained surface and the rebuilt structure reflect documented restoration work, disclosed here in full.
19 W × 12½ D × 48 H in. | Circa 1870–1900 | Provenance: Palos Verdes Estates, California
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