Retro Style Buffet Credenza, Barcode Design in Colored Glass, Black in Turquoise
By Orfeo Quagliata
Located in Naucalpan, Edo de Mex
The Buff-Heyyy is a retro style credenza designed by Orfeo Quagliata in collaboration with Taracea Furniture. An object of fused glass created with the exclusive barcode technique. T...
Glass, Wood
Modern Turquoise Blossom 2-Door Bathroom Vanity -Metal Style Base By Ercole Home
By Ercole Home
Located in Brooklyn, NY
The Blossom Bathroom Vanity by Ercole Home has 2-door front with a Washed Ivory finish on Oak. Handcut glass mosaic Blossoms in variety of shades sea grass blues and greens decorate...
Metal
Unavailable
H 51.97 in W 65.75 in D 17.33 in
Italian Simon Gavina 1970 Takahama Turquoise Glossy Lacquered Plywood Sideboard
By Kazuhide Takahama, Dino Gavina
Located in Mornico al Serio ( BG), Lombardia
"Bramante" sideboard designed by Kazuhide Takahama for the Simon Gavina collection in the 1970. It has three doors with lock in glossy pigmented polyester plywood. Each door has it...
Polyester, Plywood
Unavailable
H 27.96 in W 71.26 in D 15.75 in
Retro Style Buffet Credenza, Barcode Design in Colored Glass, Black in Turquoise
By Orfeo Quagliata
Located in Fairfield, CT
The Buff-Heyyy is a retro-style credenza designed by Orfeo Quagliata in collaboration with Taracea Furniture. An object of fused glass created with the exclusive barcode technique. T...
Glass, Wood
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H 33.86 in W 68.9 in D 15.75 in
Italian Turquoise Opaline Glass Credenza, Brass Handles and Inlays, 1980
Located in Florence, IT
Italian turquoise opaline glass credenza with inlays, brass handles and legs.
Brass
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H 33.86 in W 51.58 in D 18.9 in
Italian Turquoise Opaline Glass Credenza, Brass Handles and Inlays, 1980
Located in Florence, IT
Italian turquoise opaline glass credenza with inlays, brass handles and legs.
Brass
Italian Turquoise Opaline Glass Credenza, Brass Handles and Inlays, 1980
Located in Florence, IT
Italian turquoise opaline glass credenza with brass inlays, handles and legs.
Brass
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H 36.75 in W 98.25 in D 19.5 in
Modern Turquoise and White Credenza with Egyptian Motifs and Brass Hardware
By Gio Ponti
Located in Houston, TX
Gorgeous and unique monumental vinyl and glass credenza with Egyptian motifs in a lovely contrast of turquoise and white with brass hardware.
Glass
Rustic Turquoise + Beige Wood Chest of Drawers, 20th Century
Located in Chicago, IL
A Rustic painted wood chest of drawers from the 20th Century. This distressed cabinet features 20 drawers, half-round metallic metal pulls, and panel detailing. The painted sides and...
Wood
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H 29.75 in W 66 in D 18.5 in
Contemporary Italian Art Deco Style Aqua Turquoise Glass Nickel Modern Cabinet
By Cosulich Interiors & Antiques
Located in Brooklyn, NY
Bespoke customizable 4-door credenza/sideboard entirely handcrafted in Italy with elegant Art Deco style, the surround decorated with art glass in an enticing aquamarine pastel blue,...
Nickel
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H 32.5 in W 21.25 in D 80 in
Postmodern Wood Grain Laminate Credenza With Tribal Turquoise Metal Accents
Located in Delray Beach, FL
Make a bold statement with this Postmodern Turquoise Accented Credenza—wood-grain laminate, tribal turquoise metal, and chrome hardware in one piece.
Wood
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H 32 in W 60 in D 19 in
Mid-Century Orange Lacquered Credenza or Dresser with Turquoise and Brass Pulls
Located in Oklahoma City, OK
This is a bright orange lacquered, Mid-Century Modern credenza or dresser. Nine drawers feature inlaid brass detail and turquoise drawer pulls.
Wood
Handsome Widdicomb Chest/Buffet in Turquoise Lacquer
By Widdicomb Furniture Co.
Located in Atlanta, GA
Versatile design and size will allow for use as a chest, buffet or credenza. Restored in Turquoise lacquer, subtle glaze added and finished with a coat of clear lacquer.
Wood
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H 27 in W 50.5 in D 24 in
19th Century Turquoise-Blue German Sprucewood Sideboard, Antique Cabinet
Located in West Palm Beach, FL
A turquoise-blue, antique German sideboard, credenza made of hand crafted painted Sprucewood, in good condition.
Metal
Rare Ray Sabota Buffet/Chest/Credenza in Turquoise
By Century Furniture
Located in Atlanta, GA
A Beautiful and Rare multi-purpose cabinet by long time Century Furniture Company designer Ray Sabota, circa 1970. Very unusual color, as most of this particular series was produced ...
Wood
Mid-century modern credenzas descend from the Renaissance-era sideboard, once used to serve and store food and dishware. The clean-lined, low-profile version prized today emerged from Italian and Scandinavian design in the mid-20th century, defined by tapered legs and warm walnut or teak veneers.
Styles to Know
Mid-century modern credenzas are one of the most searched storage silhouettes on 1stDibs. Sliding-door and open-shelf configurations serve different needs: books and displayed objects suit open shelving, while electronics and linens are better behind doors. A matching mid-century modern dresser extends the look to the bedroom, or an apothecary cabinet offers more drawer storage in a smaller footprint.
How to Choose the Right Vintage Credenza
Hardware and veneer condition vary considerably from piece to piece, so listing photographs deserve a close look; our guide to case pieces covers what else to look for in construction. Every credenza comes from a vetted 1stDibs seller, with era, designer and condition on record, and the 1stDibs Promise stands behind every purchase.
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