Dutch Dressers

This elegant Art Deco dressing table by AA Patijn for Zijlstra Joure is a beautiful Dutch design from the 1930s. The flowing curves and warm wood colour give the piece of furniture ...

This rare and rich decorated Renaissance dresser was made during the Dutch Golden age in the southern part of the Netherlands currently Belgium. It was made around 1670 and most likely in Antwerp. The dresser was made in the finest quality watered European oak and decorated geometric-shaped walnut veneer panels. The cabinet has two wide doors and two drawers above. The drawers are flanked by carved lion heads with brass rings. The right drawer is equipped with an authentic working lock and key. The doors are decorated with geometrical star-like walnut inlaid raised panels. The doors are flanked by large twisted Solomonic columns decorated with brass nails. The righthand door features its authentic lock and key with a brass ajour cut keyplate. The dresser has a wax finish with a great patina built up over 350 years. This piece of furniture was made by highly skilled craftsmen by the use of the best materials available. It is among the best furniture that was produced during the golden age and even now its craftsmanship is unprecedented. The dresser is highly original and in perfect shape for a piece of furniture over 350 years old. It was gently cleaned in our atelier and a new protective wax coat was applied. The Dutch golden age the 17th century was an important century for the Netherlands. The region separated from the Spanish Empire and formed its republic. Dutch merchants...

Antique Dutch sideboard from the early 19th century with the most spectacular rich golden colour and patina. In beautiful original condition and with fantastic original backs. With t...

Art Deco oak sideboard with beveled mirror and coromandel wood accents. The cabinet is mainly crafted from solid oak, with the exception of the panels. The piece is in a neat, light...

‘Never use steel nails in Oak‘ was the advice of Banken’s grandfather. He was a carpenter and blacksmith and forms the basis of this project. Oak contains high concentrations of tannic acid, which turns dark blue when it’s exposed to steel. The same happens with steel, as a result of a chemical reaction between red iron oxide and tannic acid. To accelerate this normally undesirable process the elements that cause this natural transition are applied in liquid form on the other material. Oak drawers are treated with red iron oxide, the rust of steel. Different shades of blue become visible by the intensity of rust. The ratio of drawers is based on the “plastic number” of Hans Dom van der Laan...

We are delighted to offer for sale this stunning original early 19th century hand carved Dutch cupboard A very good looking and well made piece, ornately carved and nicely detaile...

Stuck Dressoir D1 by Studio Pin Dimensions: W 185 x D 43 x H 100 cm Materials: solid oak / MDF matt white finish. Weight: 70 kg “Stuck” by Studio Pin is a collection that goes ...

This is a handsome console serving cabinet with 5 drawers, walnut solids with burr walnut drawer faces. This walnut commode or serving cabinet has 5 drawers, 2 large 3 small with brass drop handles in the period style. You will notice the Burr walnut faces...

A Dutch Empire mahogany dressing table, ca. 1840 A Dutch Empire mahogany dressing table with mahogany wood gilt bronze columns, an oval mirror in betwe...

19th century Dutch marquetry dressing chest. Finely carved barley twist posts hold scalloped swing vanity mirror. Each post with original scrolled S-sha...

Wonderful 18th C Dutch 4 drawer oak dresser base. 1780

Birchwood Dressoir High. Material: Light birchwood, plywood, epoxy and bronze. Size: 170 x 150 x 42 cm. Signed Werner Neumann. The Birchwood collection: Werner Neumann found l...

The Mobile TV in metamorfosi is a TV furniture composed of triangles. This furniture is in line with the Tavolo in metamorfosi. To complete the set you need ...