Maison Gouffé Buffets

Imposing 1930s art nouveau buffet in the style of Gustave Serrurier Bovy. The sideboard is made up of four elements (which can be dismantled if required for shipping): the two large ...

Bold and striking, this open cabinet exudes the charm of the Art Deco movement. Designed by the highly regarded furniture manufacturer Maison Gouffé, known for their training and man...

Stunning and rare Art Nouveau buffet. Striking French design from the 1900s. Solid oak base with two doors and two drawers and original brass handles and hinges. Solid oak top with o...

A fine Italian 19th-20th century Art Nouveau carved walnut buffet server by Vittorio Valabrega (1861-1952). The finely carved walnut body with twin center doors carved with grape vin...

A fine and large Italian 19th-20th century Art Nouveau carved walnut credenza buffet server by Vittorio Valabrega (1861-1952). The tall finely carved walnut body with twin center doo...

Small server or sideboard with two doors, two drawers and shelf above. Nicely made with carved columns and decorative details in typical Art Nouveau fashion (Jugendstil). More detail...

A beautiful late 19th or early 20th century Art Nouveau buffet with the quintessential organic motifs that exemplify the Art Nouveau movement, including carved cyma curves, and flor...

Impressive Empire style buffet by Maison Krieger French, circa 1900 Measures: Height 199cm, width 217cm, depth 66cm This magnificent Empire style c...

Attributed to Gauthier-Poinsignon & Cie, sideboard in walnut veneer and elm burl decorated with walnuts and walnut leaves, and bronze ornamentation, Art Nouveau period, A service,...

Beautiful early 20th century Art Nouveau buffet/ cabinet out of Austria made by the renowed company of Viennesse cabinetmaker Heinrich Bäck around 1910. The lower part provides two doors, both adorned by a fantastic looking inlayed patterns as well as a two drawers. A slightly pink/ orange shining marple plate on top and the still original facet cut mirror plate (showing aging spots/ slight scratches) in the back gives this matchless 20th century buffet a matchless appearance. The attached upper part with two facet cut glass panelled doors floats on four beautiful carved solid wooden columns, all additionally edged by polished brass applications. Two smaller compartments - veneered in fine birds eye maple - appear behind these lovely worked doors that can be wide opened. Another great highlight is the delicate silver coated floral design on the glass panels. Elaborately made brass fittings and a brass strip around the bottom edge completes the incredible look this lovely antique Art Nouveau buffet...

Buffet / enfilade designed by Jean Royere, the leading designer of Maison Gouffé in Paris, from the Art Deco period in France made of beech wood that has been finished with a gold leaf lacquer. There are two doors that open to interior shelving and four dovetailed drawers down the center. We love the Art Deco curves of this stylized piece. "This buffet was designed by Jean Royere as he was the leading designer of Maison Gouffé in Paris, the reowned Faubourg Saint-Antoine Paris furniture manufacturer. In the iconic workshop where Jean Royere trained and eventually executed many of his designs. From there, his fame quickly grew, and he went on to found his own company in 1944, designing custom furniture for high-end clients. Throughout his life, Royère traveled extensively, notably opening offices in Cairo, Beirut, Teheran, and Sao Paulo. Some of his most enthusiastic patrons included King Farouk, King Hussein of Jordan, and the Shah of Iran. His most memorable work was often considered whimsical or even eccentric, featuring unusual elements such as furry armchairs...

Art Nouveau period, oak buffet circa 1900. Belgian scool in the style of Gustav Serrurier Bovy.