Moses Nadel Shelves and Wall Cabinets

Handcrafted Arts & Crafts wall coat rack in solid oak, enriched with a striking row of relief-moulded majolica tiles depicting white water lilies floating on deep blue water. Dating from the early 1900s, this large and highly decorative hall rack combines several practical functions in one beautifully composed design. The upper shelf provides space for hats or decorative objects, while the numerous antique metal hooks offer ample room for coats, hats and scarves. The hooks are not original to the rack. They were added and repositioned at some point in the past, probably to make the piece more practical for everyday use. Four of the larger hooks have sculptural lion-mask mounts and elegantly elongated arms, while three smaller double hooks are fitted along the shaped lower section. At the centre is an oval mirror with a broad hand-bevelled edge. It is surrounded by a decorative border of small applied floral ornaments. The shaped lower oak section, stepped side brackets and exposed construction details are all characteristic of the Arts & Crafts period. The warm grain and colour of the oak combine beautifully with the turquoise, cobalt blue, white, yellow and green glazes of the water-lily tiles. These deeply modelled majolica tiles give the piece exceptional colour and decorative presence. A rare, substantial and highly usable antique hall rack...

Stunning, solid oak coat rack with rare wildlife scene. In the beginning of the 20th century only very few people would have ever seen an elephant in real life. Since artists such as painters, carvers, sculptors and all other kinds of craftsman starting traveling the world they would come back with memories and impressions that they incorporated in their work. The craftsman who created this unique coat rack...

The Modular Wall Mounted Storage System by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset is a versatile and modern storage solution. Designed by the renowned Mic...

Set of 2 Brass F.ACE Wall Hooks by Henry Wilson Dimensions: W 6 x D 5 x H 10 cm Materials: Brass The F.ACE Hook is a riff on our popular compass Hook. It is sand cast in solid brass...

French Leather double wall hooks in the style of Jacques Adnet Beautiful equestrian and hunting wall storage Saddle leather double tongue hooks on ag...

A blue ABS plastic wall organizer from the 1970s. Designed and produced by Visiva srl, Milano, Italy, during the 1970's. Similar with the Uten.Silo by Dorot...

French coat rack attributed to Jacques Adnet made of iron and willow. Beautiful woven detail with 4 iron wrapped hooks and top shelf.

Museum quality and condition Art Deco coat rack. This geometrical coat rack from the Dutch Art Deco era is a design by Paul Izeren and executed in the studio of 'De Genneper Molen' ...

Tall modernist black iron and bronze soldered entrance umbrella stand, display piece, one of a kind sculpture, Mirrored sections and black glass shelves, unique piece to accent a ha...

This series lends itself to endless variations. This version explores a smaller size with a sculptural combination of two doors and three drawers. Like always, the drawers do not do ...

This hook for hanging clothes and accessories simulates a huge nail – or rather, a nail/screw hybrid piece. Made of different turned solid woods with a...

A beautifully proportioned Dutch Art Deco wall-mounted coat rack, designed by P.E.L. Izeren and executed by De Genneper Molen in the 1920s. The design combines a substantial upper s...

Original 1940's brass swiveling coat hooks mounted to a Vitrex tempered glass shelf designed by Osvaldo Borsani, Italy. See catalog image from the Borsani Archives. This shelf is meant to be mounted perpendicular to a wall with commercially available shelf mounting brackets or other hardware. (Shown here in a brass display stand...

Introducing the Brass and Stainless Steel Wall Shelf in the style of Karl Springer - the perfect blend of functionality and style. Crafted f...

'HALO' collection by Buzao, wall hanger Laminated dichroic glass, gradient colors Size: 100 x 12 x H 8 cm Studio Buzao from Guangzhou (China) is exploring...