Boet Sideboards

This high-quality oak Art Deco sideboard, circa 1930s. Made by E Gomme ( G Plan) Featuring a cupboard to the front with shelves and drawers. There's a further cupboard to each side...

1930s, France. In the style of French designer Christian Krass. With its bold geometric patterns, hand-carved adornments, and exquisite silver detailing, it is a stunning representat...

1930s Swedish Jugendstil cabinet crafted from solid oak. The piece features two drawers above a double-door cupboard, raised on elegantly tapered legs. The doors are decorated with h...

Beautiful sideboard by the renowned designer Axel Einar Hjorth and produced by Nordiska Kompaniet during the 1930s and 1940s. Model is called 'OK' and was a part of a series of furn...

Beautiful Swedish Art Deco cabinet attributed to the designer Otto Schulz. The cabinet is veneered with ebonized birch, flamed birch and maccasar wood. In the middle of the front the...

This high-quality goldon oak Art Deco sideboard, circa 1930s. Featuring two cupboards, each with shelves. There are also three drawers to the middle.

Sideboard in mahogany ebonized profiles, with niche in mosaic mirror for sculpture, black crystal top, brass handles. Shelves are missing. The wooden crate is recommended for transpo...

Art Deco sideboard designed and made in Sweden during the 1920s. A nice balance between materials typical for the time and style in Sweden during the time. Light polished birch combi...

Very rare bureau by Otto Schulz for Boet, circa 1940. This bureau is covered in cream white vinyl attached with pearl nails, significant for the designer. The skewed front is made o...

Italian Art Deco sideboard in black wood, 1930s Rectangular sideboard in black painted wood. The front features a compartment with four hinged doors and curved brass handles. Interna...

The elegant modern style of Scandinavian designer Gunni Oman sets this sliding door Rosewood sideboard apart from other Mid-Century servers. Featuring four felt lined drawers, spacio...

An exclusive cabinet attributed to the famous German born furniture designer Otto Schulz for Boet in Göteborg, Sweden. The front is covered in leather with brass nails, drawers and ...