Antique Cabinet & Case Furniture

83 products

83 products
Early 18th Century Italian Walnut Commode with three drawers and ornate rococo handles on carved paw feet.
Early 18th Century Italian Walnut Commode with three drawers, parquetry top, rococo handles, and carved paw feet circa 1740.
Early 18th Century Italian Walnut Commode
Collection CK30
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Anglo Indian Teak Pedestal Desk with intricate carved vines, leaves, and fruit, featuring green tooled leather top.
Anglo Indian Teak Pedestal Desk detailed with intricate carved scrolling vines, leaves, and fruit motifs on teak wood.
Anglo Indian Teak Pedestal Desk
Collection NE10
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Louis XIV commode with marble top and ornate carvings by Collection NE10, showcasing 18th-century French craftsmanship
Louis XIV commode with bombe silhouette, marble top, and intricate carving by Collection NE10 in refined Baroque style
Louis XIV Commode
Collection NE10
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A French provincial Louis XVI commode with burr walnut veneer, Nero Portoro marble top, and three drawers stamped COURTE.
Close-up of stamped COURTE on the French provincial Louis XVI commode with burr walnut veneer and marble top.
Louis XVI Burr Walnut commode ||| Stamped COURTE
Collection TH30
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Imposing French Directoire commode with brass details and Carrara marble top by Collection EE40
Imposing French Directoire commode with crotch mahogany, brass accents, Carrara marble top by Collection EE40.
Imposing French Directoire Commode
Collection EE40
£9,500.00
George I Oak Low Boy with thumb molded top, five drawers, gothic brass handles, ogee apron, and ball claw feet.
George I Oak Low Boy with thumb molded top, gothic brass handles, ogee apron, and ball claw feet with shell motif.
George I Oak Low Boy
Collection CK40
£6,750.00
William IV Mahogany Etagere three-tier mid-19th-century shelf with carved legs and wheels England circa 1840
William IV Mahogany Etagere close-up showing detailed carved woodwork and polished mahogany finish on three tiers.
William IV Mahogany Etagere
Collection CK30
£4,900.00
A metamorphic set of library steps
Collection TH10
£4,500.00
George I Oak Lowboy with three drawers, original brass hardware, pierced apron, and cabriole legs with pad feet.
George I Oak Lowboy showing thumb molding top, brass hardware drawers, and cabriole legs with pad feet.
George I Oak Lowboy
Collection CK30
£3,250.00
18th century oak Welsh dresser with three drawers and shelves, classic design by Collection CK20
18th century oak Welsh dresser with three drawers and shelves in original condition by Collection CK20
Oak Welsh Dresser | 18th Century
Collection CK20
£2,800.00
Victorian Rosewood Whatnot Etagere with three tiers, carved gallery top, drawer, turned legs, and brass castors circa 1850.
Victorian Rosewood Whatnot Etagere with turned columns, pierced gallery top, and bobbin handle drawer, circa 1850 England.
Victorian Rosewood Whatnot Etagere
Collection CK30
£2,250.00
Elegant Dutch 18th century bombe commode with marquetry, bronze mounts, and serpentine top from Collection CK40 circa 1750
Dutch 18th century bombe commode with marquetry and bronze mounts by Collection CK40 circa 1750 elegant design
Dutch 18th Century Bombe Commode
Collection CK40
£POA
Regency mahogany chiffonier with scroll ends and gadrooned bun feet by Nicholas Wells Antiques circa 1815 England
Early 19th century Regency mahogany chiffonier with flame wood panels and gadrooned bun feet by Nicholas Wells Antiques
Regency Mahogany Chiffonier
Nicholas Wells Antiques
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Masterpieces of Storage and Display

In addition to tables and seating, Nicholas Wells Antiques offers an exceptional collection of fine English and European cabinet and case furniture. Our range spans the 17th through to the 20th centuries, encompassing early walnut examples alongside later Georgian and Victorian pieces in highly figured mahogany, rosewood, satinwood, and other rare timbers.

Cabinet furniture embodies both artistry and practicality. From the elegance of bureau cabinets and bookcases designed to store and display collections, to the refinement of side cabinets, commodes, and chests of drawers crafted for everyday use, these works represent the height of functional design. Each piece we offer has been carefully selected for its quality, craftsmanship, and decorative impact, ensuring that it can be appreciated both as a practical object and as a work of art in its own right.

At Nicholas Wells Antiques, we work with collectors, interior designers, and institutions to source only the finest cabinet furniture. Whether you are seeking a Georgian mahogany chest of drawers, a Regency bookcase, or a Victorian side cabinet, our collection provides access to rare and important examples from across four centuries of European furniture making.


Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What types of cabinet and case furniture do you offer?
A: Our collection includes bureau cabinets, bookcases, commodes, side cabinets, and chests of drawers, as well as rare collectors’ cabinets and vitrines.

Q: From what periods do your pieces come?
A: We handle examples from the 17th century through to the 20th, with a focus on Georgian, Regency, and Victorian case furniture.

Q: What woods are most common in your cabinets?
A: Early walnut pieces are highly prized, while later works often feature richly figured mahogany, rosewood, satinwood, and other exotic timbers.

Q: Do you provide provenance and authenticity details?
A: Yes. Each item is fully researched and accompanied by a description of its style, maker (if known), and historical context.

Q: Are antique cabinets suitable for everyday use?
A: Absolutely. Many were originally designed for functional storage and, with proper care, can still be used daily while adding historic charm to your home.

Q: How do you ship large cabinet furniture?
A: We partner with trusted art shippers who specialise in handling large-scale antiques, ensuring secure, insured delivery worldwide.


Explore our Cabinet & Case Furniture collection to discover exquisite works that unite beauty, history, and practicality—masterpieces of design spanning four centuries.

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