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A well-proportioned antique French commode in ebonised wood, dating back to the 19^th century. The dark grey marble top has a wonderful grain.

This oak buffet cabinet or sideboard is a versatile piece suitable for living spaces or kitchens. Made from solid wood it features a limed oak finish which brings out the beautiful grain of the wood.

The Melbourne buffet cabinet has clear glass doors with characterful espagnolette handles in a bronze finish. Enclosed is a shelf to provide plenty of storage space.

A well proportion white metal cabinet with fluted glass panels. Double doors with sleek metal handles reveal ample storage space with a white metal shelf. This cabinet is perfect for additional storage space in kitchens, utility rooms, living rooms or even a home office. Also available in black.

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This exquisite, well proportioned antique 19th century Louis XVI style French commode dates back to the 1890s. This decorative piece, petit in its size features a white marble top, with three drawers below including the original brass escutcheons and drop handles supported by fluted brass footed legs.

A vintage bank of French mid 20^th century pine drawers that were originally used as shop fittings. Perfectly proportioned with two rows of 4 spacious drawers. The drawers feature their original hardware and a characterful patina making them the ideal addition to a kitchen, large entrance hall or retail setting.

A well proportion black metal cabinet with fluted glass panels. Double doors with sleek metal handles reveal ample storage space with a black metal shelf. This cabinet is perfect for additional storage space in kitchens, utility rooms, living rooms or even a home office. Also available in white metal.

Discover more of our Coburg metal and fluted glass cabinet range here.

This fantastic set of Victorian chemists drawers dates back to around 1900 and features original signage and cut glass handles. With 30 drawers in total, there is plenty of storage! It’s slim frame (26cm deep) lends itself to narrow spaces such as hallways, but it would also make a great addition to a kitchen or study. The drawers sit on a solid raised frame giving it a good height of 131cm.

This beautiful vintage rosewood sideboard was designed in the 1970s by Robert Heritage and made by Archie Shine, pioneers of the Scandinavian style in Britain.

The sideboard is a typical example of Archie Shine products – long, low, practical and very stylish.

The storage consists of a bank of four drawers, two cupboards and even a working hotplate, vol-au-vent’s anyone?

Never run out of storage with this 19th Century Bank of Drawers. Originating from France, this bank features 12 deep drawers with rusted cup handles. This paired back design allows it to complement varying design schemes and would work well in either a bedroom or in a communal living space.