Handsome late 19th century buffet made from solid oak and boasting an elaborate embellishment. This piece consists of a rectangular gadrooned top sitting upon an intricately carved façade featuring a 2-drawer frieze with pierced carved handles, upon a pair of recessed paneled doors accented with ...

This is a French "Belle Epoque" period marble top buffet. Made with burled elm, satinwood and other various exotic woods. Also with bronze mounts. Paris France circa 1890.

A charming buffet made from walnut by the end of the 19th century, topped by its original inset Campan green marble sitting upon a lovely façade featuring a 2-drawer frieze mounted with their original brass handles upon a pair of recessed paneled doors accented with ...

A handsome English sheraton style mahogany serpentine front sideboard. The doors and drawers are highlighted with inlays(ebony and satinwood). Notice the oval crotched mahogany veneers added to the front. A warm brown color and subtle variations in colors on the front. The sideboard has a ...

 A good English Regency period pedestal sideboard. Circa 1810-1820.Mahogany with satinwood inlays. 

An elegantly simple buffet made from solid oak during the Empire period by the beginning of the 19th Century. This interesting piece is actually the combination of a Buffet with a Petrin, hidden by the rectangular removable top, and was primarily used for bread. Note ...

Important George III sideboard, English, though possibly Scottish.  Circa 1780 to 1785. Beautiful Figured Mahogany, Honduras or Cuban, Oval, Sunburst Inlays throughout, Rare Inverted Serpentine border. Original Finish, waxed. Beautiful Warm patina. Original Hardware, that feature the Scottish Thistle.   30"Center Depth,   26.5 Depth on Each End,  ...

Very desirable, Small, Period George III sideboard, Circa 1790 to 1795, Figured Mahogany, Bow-front, Satin-wood and Box-wood inlay. Originally used in Breakfast room, of Family Supper room. (Perfect in todays, smaller rooms, or apartments)  42"W    21.75"D   31.50"H Retails at $17,500   Malleries Discounted price, $12,500  firm.

George III Sideboard, Circa 1780 to 1790, English, possibly London.  Mahogany, Satinwood and Tulip-wood. Original Finish,waxed.  Still retails the Original Pewter Liners in the "Cellerette" Drawer.  Was originally filled with the wine bottles and covered in ice, still has the Original stopper, where the melted ...

An attractive demi lune buffet made from mahogany by the end of the 19th century featuring its original green campan marble sitting upon an elegantly simple façade providing a pair of drawers above a pair of paneled recessed doors flanked by open shelves. The interior ...

A 19th Century English George II Sideboard. This English Sideboard is made of mahogany. It is a beautiful decorative piece and functional having storage on each side with a drawer in the center. Measurements 60.5" w x 24.5" d x 36.5" h. Serious inquiries welcome. ...

This is a pretty petite cabinet commonly caller “confiturier” by the French, made at the beginning of the 20th century and originally from Aix-en-Provence. This attractive piece is combining several type of wood from the top made from cherry to the façade and drawer, both ...

An appealing sideboard made from solid oak by the end of the 19th century consisting of a rectangular gadrooned folding top revealing the original inset carerra marble sitting upon an heavily carved 2-drawer frieze supported by barley twisted columns connected by large bottom shelves. Note ...

A simple but attractive buffet 2 corps made from pine by the end of the 19th century consisting of an upper section featuring a pair of glass doors with display area offering a couple of adjustable shelves, and the bottom part providing additional storage with ...

An adorable sideboard made from oak by the end of the 19th century, topped by its original cream colored marble top sitting upon a charming façade featuring a pair of drawers with fluted patterns above a pair of recessed paneled doors separated by a central ...

An elegant buffet made during the reign of Napoleon III by the second half of the 19th century boasting its original and heavily veined carerra marble sitting upon an appealing façade featuring a pair of drawers exquisitely accented with pierced bronze anthemion bands upon a ...