Aesthetic Movement Antique Faux Tortoise Bamboo Étagère with Pagoda Top
Located in Lancaster, PA
This is a bamboo étagère that dates to the 1920s, with a design that is indicative of the aesthetic movement. The piece has a beveled mirror on its top, two small triangular side s...
Bamboo, Plywood
English Bamboo shelves and mirror etagere, faux tortoise finish. Great Patina.
Located in Buchanan, MI
English Bamboo shelves and mirror etagere, faux tortoise finish.
Bamboo, Mirror
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H 72 in W 23 in D 13.75 in
Black Tortoise Faux Bamboo Chippendale Style Étagère Hall Tree With Mirror Panel
Located in North Fort Myers, FL
A striking bamboo-style étagère featuring a black lacquered finish, mirrored upper panel, and open shelving for display. While inspired by classic chinoiserie and bamboo forms, this ...
Mirror, Rattan, Faux Bamboo
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H 76.5 in W 31 in D 14.5 in
Hollywood Regency Faux Bamboo Etagere Shelving Display Unit with Tortoise Finish
Located in Peabody, MA
Display shelf Etagere in faux bamboo with a tortoise shell finish, circa 1970s.
Wood
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