Bernhardt Sideboards

A beautiful French Regency Louis XVI style sideboard, buffet server, or bar cabinet By Bernhardt Furniture USA, Circa 1950s Carved burled walnut, with original brass hardware. Me...

This listing is for a Vintage Bernhardt Chinoiserie Style Sideboard. Featuring a straight line design, two drawers that open up to storage space,...

Vintage Mid-Century Modern sideboard/ credenza by Bernhardt Furniture. Circa 1960s Features a beautiful walnut wood grain, the perfect compact dimensions to fit in any small areas. Offering plenty of additional storage with two side cabinets with fixed wood shelves a three drawers, all with brass hardware. In excellent original condition with minor signs of wear consistent with age and history. The door and drawers brass hardware show some oxidation from normal wear. Please see close up pictures for more detail details. All the drawers and side compartment interiors are clean and all the drawers slide smoothly. Please check the matching Buffet...

Burl walnut. Chrome frame. Lucite and chrome handles. 2 drawers. Measures: 30 3/8" H X 34" W X 19 1/2" D. Condition. Minor scratches. Minor finish loss.

Bernhardt Pedersen mid century teak tambour door credenza with hutch Credenza and hutch measures: 65 wide x 19.75 deep x 62 inches hig...

An exceptional Hollywood Regency Chinoiserie sideboard, buffet server, or console table By Bernhardt USA, Circa 1970s Black lacquered walnut, with brass hardware. Measure...

A large late 20th century sideboard by Bernhardt Furniture. Made from mahogany with a rectangular form featuring a serpentine breakfront, French Louis XV style carvings and bun feet. Includes 4 drawers flanked by outer cabinets. Bernhardt Furniture Company was founded in 1889 by John M. Bernhardt. Orphaned at 13, John Bernhardt left for Oregon to become a government surveyor but returned home three years later to pursue a career as a logger and timber cutter. After buying a sawmill, he saw an opportunity to use timber in the manufacture of sturdy oak bedroom furniture. The company he started quickly found a market in such urban centers as Chicago and New York City. As the business grew under the leadership of the Bernhardt family, new product categories, dining room and living room furniture were added and additional facilities were built or purchased from other furniture manufacturers. Until the 1980’s, the company was vertically integrated, having a veneer mill, lumber yard and numerous kilns as well as adhesives and particleboard plants. By 1981, in order to diversify the product offering, Bernhardt began sourcing globally and now has offices in four Asian countries, staffed with 50 employees to ensure the quality for which Bernhardt is known. However, the company still has a significant manufacturing operation in western North Carolina, with 12 facilities and 1500 skilled employees. In 1983, Bernhardt Furniture added a line of commercial furniture, Bernhardt Design, manufacturing quality conservatively styled casegoods, conference and occasional tables, guest, lounge and wood guest chairs for the corporate and legal markets. Gradually, the product line expanded stylistically, adding more contemporary products and multi-purpose tables and seating and conference chairs. Internationally known designers joined the creative team, including: Patrick Jouin (Paris), Arik Levy (Paris), Ross Lovegrove (London), Fabien Baron (New York), Jhane Barnes...

A large late 20th century sideboard by Bernhardt Furniture. Made from mahogany with a rectangular form featuring a serpentine breakfront, French Louis XV style carvings and bun feet. Includes 4 drawers flanked by outer cabinets. Bernhardt Furniture Company was founded in 1889 by John M. Bernhardt. Orphaned at 13, John Bernhardt left for Oregon to become a government surveyor but returned home three years later to pursue a career as a logger and timber cutter. After buying a sawmill, he saw an opportunity to use timber in the manufacture of sturdy oak bedroom furniture. The company he started quickly found a market in such urban centers as Chicago and New York City. As the business grew under the leadership of the Bernhardt family, new product categories, dining room and living room furniture were added and additional facilities were built or purchased from other furniture manufacturers. Until the 1980’s, the company was vertically integrated, having a veneer mill, lumber yard and numerous kilns as well as adhesives and particleboard plants. By 1981, in order to diversify the product offering, Bernhardt began sourcing globally and now has offices in four Asian countries, staffed with 50 employees to ensure the quality for which Bernhardt is known. However, the company still has a significant manufacturing operation in western North Carolina, with 12 facilities and 1500 skilled employees. In 1983, Bernhardt Furniture added a line of commercial furniture, Bernhardt Design, manufacturing quality conservatively styled casegoods, conference and occasional tables, guest, lounge and wood guest chairs for the corporate and legal markets. Gradually, the product line expanded stylistically, adding more contemporary products and multi-purpose tables and seating and conference chairs. Internationally known designers joined the creative team, including: Patrick Jouin (Paris), Arik Levy (Paris), Ross Lovegrove (London), Fabien Baron (New York), Jhane Barnes...

Bernhardt Pedersen midcentury rosewood tambour door credenza Credenza measures: 82.75 wide x 19.5 deep x 31.75 inches high All piece...

A gorgeous Hepplewhite or Federal style sideboard buffet or bar server By Bernhardt Furniture "The Centennial Collection" USA, circa 1990s Mahogany, with satinwood inlay and...

Bernhardt Centennial Collection mahogany serpentine front Hepplewhite sideboard. Item features serpentine front, bellflower inlay, banded and inla...

Mediterranean style maple sideboard credenza Made by Bernhardt USA, 1990s Maple and brass Measures: 72.5"W x 18.25"D x 30.25"H. Good original vintage condition. Listed separately with a lighted hutch...