#walnut burl cabinets

[make-them-die]

Miami Mediterranean Home Bar An illustration of a small, single-wall, Tuscan home bar design with travertine flooring, dark wood cabinets, granite countertops, and a mirror backsplash.

[saisa-sound]

Miami Mediterranean Home Bar An illustration of a small, single-wall, Tuscan home bar design with travertine flooring, dark wood cabinets, granite countertops, and a mirror backsplash.

[pwlanier]

An important double cabinet in Brazilian rosewood, ash, walnut, whitebeam, elm, elm burl, bird's eye elm, amaranth, bocote, Gaboon ebony, pin oak, tulip tree and bubinga by Emile Gallé circa 1880-1885.

Bonhams

[hifilounge]

DeVore Fidelity Limited Edition Speakers 'The Twenty' In Stock, Last Pair in the World!

Hi Everyone,

I am really pleased to say that we have 1 pair of the very special DeVore Fidelity ‘The Twenty’ Speakers in stock ready for immediate delivery, I believe these are the last pair available in the world.

These are very special with only Twenty Pairs being available Worldwide to commemorate DeVore Fidelity's 20th Anniversary.

We have recently sold pair No 19 and now have pair No 18 in stock for immediate delivery at our shop, never opened in a stunning Burl Walnut similar to the picture here, they are also numbered as the picture below.

Please find more information below as described by John DeVore - 

'The Twenty will use the O/Reference tweeter and a new woofer built in the O/Reference bronze chassis, but with the motor system from the O/96 woofer. Bronze port tubes and a numbered bronze badge. O/Reference level crossover parts and construction. No upcharges for exotic veneers or finishes, even on the cabinets. These are going to be stunning, I can't wait to start these builds!'

Please feel free to get in touch for more information.

Many thanks,

Paul.

[indiastreetantiques]

1953-1957 English Burl Walnut Light-Up Cocktail Sideboard by Heron Son Dining Room Furniture of Distinction, also known as Herons of London, started as Ronson Furniture in 1953. The label is inside the left cabinet door. The Heron name was created by Gerald Ronson and referenced his father's name, Henry Ronson. Due to legal issues and growing interests in real estate, Ronson / Heron Furniture did not continue manufacturing after 1957, if not before. Sideboard is in stock at Danish Modern San Diego and ready for pick-up, delivery, and shipping. Click on our Linktree in bio and visit our Chairish store online to learn more, visit our showroom at 2361 India Street, email us at antiquesonindia@gmail.com, or call us at +1 (619) 231-3004. @chairishco @chairishbydesign #danishmodernsandiego #1950sfurniture #englishwalnutfurniture #burlwoodfurniture #cocktailcabinet #vintagesideboard #heronfurniture #indiastreetantiques #vintagefurniture #drybar #homebar #drinkscabinet🍸 #holidayentertaining🥂 (at India Street Antiques / Danish Modern San Diego) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmQCL3cJcNS/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[delux2222]

A spectacular French Art Deco 4 door buffet attributed to distinguished designer from Lyon Francisque Chaleyssin (1872-1951). The Enfilade Buffet, circa 1930s, features a burl walnut veneer top and curved side cabinets. The side cabinets have lemon wood stripes and the inside features 2 adjustable shelves. The center part has 2 doors made of birdseye maple ornate with brass circles. The inside is separated in 2 cabinets with adjustable shelves. The shaped plinth base is ebony.

[charlesreeza]

Sideboard by British designer Bruce James Talbert for Gillow & Company, 1867

Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh

[ein-bleistift-und-radiergummi]

Art Deco Herons Of London Mirrored Cocktail Drinks Cabinet by Heron (Henry Ronson).

(via eBay)

[designobjectory]

Phillip Lloyd Powell Cabinet with Four Doors in Mixed Woods and Mirrored Glass USA circa 1977 Walnut, mirrored glass, oak, zebrawood, mahogany, ash, ebony and maple burl

[bm-decorative-arts]

Cabinet, ca. 1875, Brooklyn Museum: Decorative Arts

Cabinet, walnut and burl ash. Overall rectangular form with canted front and side top edge. Immediately below is continuous burl ash frieze against a stippled darker ground with centered florette on front. Central door in three panels; below large square conventionalized floral design of burl ash cut back to reveal darker stippled ground; above pair of diamond-shape polychrome painted conventionalized floral panels in white, green, blue, red and black on gold ground beneath diagonal striated clear glass, with conventionalized half-florettes cut back to reveal darker stippled ground in each corner around glass insets. Below central door, narrow drawer with two carved octagonal pulls with florettes and carved conventionalized burl ash leaf frieze on drawer front. Projecting side stiles: large three-toed claw feet support turned columns with ebonized shafts and composite conventionalized capitals support squared members with deeply carved rosette and above vertical burl ash band of conventionalized leaves topped by a conventionalized tulip below frieze at top. Brass escutcheon keyhole. CONDITION - Very good original condition. Before purchase cleaned and lightly polished by Vilmos Gruenbuam, 1401, Brooklyn, New York. Size: 57 1/2 x 33 x 17in. (146.1 x 83.8 x 43.2cm) Medium: Walnut and burl ash, painted glass

https://www.brooklynmuseum.org/opencollection/objects/1925

[hawkandstone-blog]

This entry cabinet was such a fun build. My aunt commissioned it with no design constraints other than mixed woods and a little live edge. There was no hard deadline so I had some time to play with the design along the way. The top is elm Burl from a local sawyer. The case is all claro walnut from Santa Margarita that was milled in the 90’s. I used reclaimed cedar for the back and the base is oxidized white oak. I turned the brass pulls on my wood lathe. . . . . #hawkandstone #losangeles #brentwood #clarowalnut #elm #whiteoak #cedar #furniture #californiamodern #modern #interiordesign #nakashima #liveedge #casegood (at South Central LA) https://www.instagram.com/p/B24fo39gACO/?igshid=18qxc3kf3jyyc

[aic-american]

Sideboard, Daniel Pabst, 1868, Art Institute of Chicago: American Art

Marking the height of the “modern Gothic” style in Philadelphia, this sideboard resembles the furniture designed by notable architect Frank Furness, who frequently collaborated with cabinetmaker Daniel Pabst. Although details of the piece’s carving tie it unmistakably to Pabst, the design cannot be attributed conclusively to a particular hand. The designer was influenced by the writings of Christopher Dresser and Charles Eastlake, British reformers who advocated honesty of construction and conventionalized ornament. Instead of carving the decoration deeply in order to achieve a naturalistic effect, Pabst used a cameo technique, cutting through the burled elm veneer to reveal the darker walnut beneath and creating a striking color contrast and flattened style of decoration. In the mid-nineteenth century, dining-room furniture typically featured ornament that was intended to reinforce ideals of hospitality and gentility. Here the cabinet doors display designs recounting Aesop’s fable of the fox and the stork, a tale in which each animal offers the other some food in a serving dish from which the guest cannot eat, thus proving the importance of true hospitality. The panels are virtually identical to images found on curtain designs illustrated in Eastlake’s 1868 book Hints on Household Taste, a text that was widely influential in the United States. Gift of the Antiquarian Society Size: 256.5 × 185.4 × 62.2 cm (101 × 73 × 24 1/2 in.) Medium: Walnut and burled elm

https://www.artic.edu/artworks/184672/

[delux2222]

A spectacular French Art Deco 4 door buffet attributed to distinguished designer from Lyon Francisque Chaleyssin (1872-1951). The Enfilade Buffet, circa 1930s, features a burl walnut veneer top and curved side cabinets. The side cabinets have lemon wood stripes and the inside features 2 adjustable shelves. The center part has 2 doors made of birdseye maple ornate with brass circles. The inside is separated in 2 cabinets with adjustable shelves. The shaped plinth base is ebony.

[charlesreeza]

Queen Anne Secretary, c. 1924, by the English miniaturist Frank Early.  This piece is less than seven inches tall.  Made of English oak and veneered burled walnut, the secretary is adorned with in-laid ebony and holly starbursts. The drawers are dove-tailed, the steel lock functions, and the interior is trimmed with ivory. There are nineteen secret compartments within the cabinet, one of which contains two hand-painted miniature postcards.

At the National Museum of Toys and Miniatures, Kansas City, Missouri

[designspaceprojekts-blog]

Metal bookcase in the following finishes: - matt gold, - bright light gold, - matt Champagne gold, - bright chrome, - bright black chrome, - matt satined bronze, Shelves in bronze or smoky tempered glass. Wood base in glossy ebony or glossy walnut burl wood.Possibility of inserting two optional accessories in the central compartment:- a chest of drawers covered in leather from the range or in wood in the finishes glossy Ebony or glossy Walnut Burl Wood.- a showcase with structure covered in leather from the range or in wood in the finishes glossy Ebony or glossy Walnut Burl Wood, central shelf in 8 mm tempered transparent glass, and doors in bronze or smoky tempered glass with metal knobs. TO MAKE REQUEST: Reach Us on 09036837196, 09033495116 We Remain Your Dominating Cabinet Manufacturer!!! Website @ www.dspaceprojekts.ng https://www.instagram.com/p/CL8trY2g1Bk/?igshid=1s9dhg95wnyfr

[reasonablebias]

How To Determine Biedermeier Chests

Well-maintained lines, a glittering finish and charming craftsmanship with natural hardwoods make a genuine Biedermeier chest an immediate center of attention in any type of environment. Originating in the early 19th century, Biedermeier providing style determined succeeding household furniture styles as well as appreciated repeated revivals throughout the 20th as well as 19th centuries. Biedermeier pieces continue to be actually appreciated as well as collected through buffs of fine home furniture, creating all of them a valuable expenditure. To get more information concerning house decor with antique furnishings: view this source.

Record of Biedermeier

Between 1815 as well as 1835, adhering to the Napoleonic battles, a new ornamental type-- less restless and also more useful than the French Empire and Directoire styles that anticipated it-- arised in Northern Europe, particularly in Austria and also southern Germany. It was modestly sized for private residences and domesticity as opposed to marvelous palatial halls. Fruitwoods frequently substituted additional pricey woods like mahogany, as well as inlays and also veneers offered decorative accents as opposed to carvings. Much later on, towards the end of the century, the brand new design was tagged "Biedermeier" by Georg Hirth in a manual on interior design. He derived the title coming from a mid-century fictitious personality, Wieland Gottfried Biedermeier, who spoofed the comfortable conveniences and also conceits of the rising middle class. "Bieder," roughly translated, suggests "commonplace," "plain," or "regular," as well as "Meier" was actually a normal last name.

Components

The typical very early Biedermeier chest has a minimalist mathematical appearance including straight or gently curved lines and also restrained ornament. Prior to the mid-19th century, a common chest of cabinets contained four long or three long as well as 2 short drawers. The bank of cabinets was actually installed on a little bent or even upright lower legs, with rounded legs obtaining favor later on in the period. Specific cabinets opened up with hairs and also normally performed not have pulls. The majority of attractive accents were related to the frontal surface areas. Biedermeier home furniture was actually designed for personal properties, not palaces, so the much smaller scale of the items appropriates for average-size areas.

Ornamental Concepts

A variety of concepts from previous time periods appeared as ornamental components on Biedermeier furniture, relying on the preference of the artisan. These consisted of easy kinds of swans, dolphins, sphinx, acanthus, cougar's paws as well as lyres. Home aspects including domes, pediments and also columns were likewise used to enrich the straightforward lines of the home decor.

Traditional Products

Cabinetry artisans used native hardwoods, conveniently offered in their areas, including maple, cherry, pear aspen and walnut. These hardwoods made lighter surfaces that were frequently accented with distinguishing ebonized trim or fragile inlay. The thickness of the lumbers used in laminates assists calculate the age of the home furniture. Earlier veneers were more thick, as well as later on machine-produced veneers were a lot thinner. Home furniture was sometimes decorated along with dark and gold coating or opulent superstars. If metallic ornamentation was actually applied, rubber-stamped brass was actually used rather than bronze.

Cabinet Making Techniques

Recently formed guilds permitted artisans to discuss procedures of style, alright workmanship, veneering as well as finishing. Alright veneering processes were cultivated to highlight all-natural wood-grain styles including bird's-eye maple, burls and also crotches. A lengthy finishing method known as French elegance ended up being well-known to make vivid shiny surfaces along with a gorgeous deepness of colour. Labor-intensive Biedermeier furnishings was actually inexpensive only to the even more privileged participants of the new middle class.