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DB 21606 A striking Art Deco display cabinet
by Andre Arbus
Rosewood with beveled glass sliding doors and brass sabots and detailing.
France, c.1938
57.6"h x 42.3"w x 14.8"d
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DB 20946 An unusual Art Deco display cabinet
Burl walnut veneer with convex bevel glass front, brass hardware and mirror cabinet
Central Europe, c.1930
59.1"h x 39.4"w x 16.1"d
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OT 21274 An Art Deco bar
by Osvaldo Borsani
Palisander, maple and exotic veneers with etched mirror and fitted interior
Italy, c.1940
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DB 21677 An Art Deco Cabinet
by Maurice Jallot
Mahogany veneer with ivory inlays and polished bronze pulls and hinges
France c. 1927
60.0"h x 65.0"w x 18.0"d
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DB 21589 A pair of tall cabinets by Clement Goyeneche
An elegant matching pair of marble top walnut and ceruse cabinets with gilt detailing and carved door panels in period motif. Tooled and forged brass keys and hardware.
France, c.1930
58.5"h x 23.6"w x 16.9"d
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CM 21541 A striking Modernist cabinet by Eric Bagge
Brazilian rosewood and elm veneer with nickeled bronze pulls
France, c.1928
63.5"h x 52.0"w x 18.5"d
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MR 21540 An exceptional mirrored cabinet by Dominique
Purpleheart veneer with hammered tops, nickeled bronze pulls and pewter inlays.
France, 1926
68.0"h x 41.0"w x 10.0"d
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SC 21299 
Palisander veneer and ebony with burled amboyna gallery. Two drop front panels with fruitwood and brass inlay. Marquetry scene depicting landscape in the manner of Song Dynasty scroll painting. Ornamental brass frieze under central panel, signed once lower right on marquetry and twice on reverse.
France, 1929
64.4"h x 38.6"w x 17.7"d
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CM 21043 An Art Deco convertible bar/bookcase
Walnut veneer with sycamore interior and brass detail
France, c.1930-40
41.7"h x 28.4"w x 18.9"d
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AM 21127 An Art Deco armoire in the style of Majorelle
Striking Brazilian rosewood veneer with brass pulls
France, c.1935
72.1"h x 79.1"w x 24.0"d
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NZ 20548 An Art Deco pedestal
Ebonized oak
Czech, c.1930
48.4"h x 17.7"w x 17.7"d
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