Maxime Old Case Pieces and Storage Cabinets

This handcrafted French Art Deco sideboard from the 1940s features elegant brass details and a timeless design. It has two storage compartments, hidden behind graphic detailed door ...

A walnut and marble buffet from circa 1930s, beautifully carved in relief with a colonial African scene. A Dominique design.

This original 19th century Biedermeier Nightstand has a very pretty walnut veneer. The small cabinet has one door, behind the door is a shelf....

Original Art Deco furniture from a time full of life and elegance. We get all of our furniture unrestored so that we can be sure that it is really original. We then offer these as or...

Spectacular sideboard, solid and stained mahogany, French polish with satiny finish. Doors decorated with concentric squares in wood and brass. Decorative polished brass rods in the base and in front of the marble top. Side doors with two shelves and the central one with two drawers and two shelves. Polished brass hinges and keys. Very high quality. In the style of Maxime Old...

This Art Deco small sideboard was produced in France in the 1940s. The structure, the base and the top are black lacquered, some of the frames and the interiors are in maple, the mi...

A striking mid-century French sideboard featuring a bold structural design with refined geometric detailing. This elegant piece combines functional storage with sophisticated aesthet...

This fine quality French Provincial sideboard buffet, crafted circa 1920, exemplifies the timeless charm and craftsmanship of early 20th-century provincial furniture. Constructed fro...

A French Art Deco buffet designed by Saddier et Fils, circa 1930s.

Spanish Revival Bleached Oak Buffet, 1930s "Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication." — Leonardo da Vinci Spain, 1930s Crafted from solid oak and gently bleached to reveal its natural warmth, this Spanish Revival buffet embodies the quiet grandeur of Iberian craftsmanship. The robust structure is softened by the timeworn patina, while the hand-carved, paneled doors showcase the depth and dimension characteristic of traditional Castilian woodworking. Aged iron latches and strap hinges add an authentic touch, evoking the old-world charm of Spanish haciendas. Rooted in Spanish Revival architecture, this buffet takes inspiration from the grand interiors of 17th-century Andalusian and Catalan homes, where dark, monolithic woodwork was an essential part of the aesthetic. The geometric relief carvings echo the intricate coffered ceilings and Moorish influences that shaped Spain’s design heritage, while the sturdy, functional form reflects the rustic simplicity of Spanish Colonial furnishings. - Hand-Carved Paneled Doors – A striking interplay of recessed geometric motifs, celebrating Castilian craftsmanship. - Bleached Walnut Finish – A contemporary touch that lightens the piece while preserving its historical integrity. - Hand-Forged Iron Hardware – Traditional Spanish-style latches and hinges, adding an artisanal flourish. - Four Upper Drawers & Three Spacious Cupboards – A perfect blend of form and function, offering ample storage. - Stepped Base & Framed Side Panels – Architectural details that reinforce the piece’s stately presence. Spanish Revival furniture...

This bar cabinet was produced in Italy, in the late 1930s and is a really unique and special piece. Its tremendous historical and artistic value is what makes this item a real piece of art, hard to find and one of a kind. Firstly, let's talk about its history. It was produced most likely in 1939 in Mariano Comense which is a small village near Milan by the artist Giuseppe Anzani. Anzani has been one of the greatest, if not the greatest wood crafter and inlaid maker. He started his career as an engraver when he was a little child and he won awards for his skills when he was only 16. Later on, he started also to master the art of wood inlay, becoming the most skilled inlayer of all times. His fame was so big that people from all over the world used to come to his little laboratory in the small and unknown village...

A composition of stoic elegance, this French buffet reveals a language of sculptural restraint and architectural rhythm. Framed at either end by stacked pilasters in graduated relief...