James & Jeffrey Antiques Credenzas

Henredon's 18th century Portfolio banded burl walnut credenza buffet. Burl walnut veneer. Banded front. On wheels for Easy handling. One shelf behind each door. All dovetailed dr...

A stunning 18th century Cedenza from Bologna, Italy. Soundly constructed from painted wood in scantonata form, handsome edge finish to the top plank, a single drawer, four doors, int...

Elegant credenza, walnut, France, 1940s. Large Art Deco Brutalist sideboard. The credenza consists of three storage facilities covered with rich wood grain. Good condition.

A handsome 18th century French Provincial buffet, or sideboard, in mellow and beautifully aged walnut. Opening with a central frieze drawer and two large, lockable cupboard...

A very charming 18th century Credenza from the Florence region of Italy. Wonderfully constructed from painted wood in the scantonata form, with the conforming top, four doors with in...

18th century French walnut buffet. The buffet has two paneled doors with original brass hardware. The body of the piece stands on four cabriole legs. The designs on both the bottom a...

Walnut credenza handcrafted in Italy in the mid 1700s and bleached recently. Don't let its delicate overall appearance fool you because, as my lower back can attest, this baby is heavy. This is a beautiful credenza that follow the typical italian style with slanted sides, which create small triangular storage spaces on either sides of the two main front doors and drawer. Overall the credenza is very straight in lines. The drawers have flat overlay fronts, and the doors show chamfered panels with a raised carving and are framed by flat molding. The carving and molding help giving the piece some depth and decoration. The bleaching process also provided the credenza with additional warmth, depth and decoration, by bringing out the beautiful grain and underlying colors of the wood. The top of the credenza is composed of boards with ogee edge nailed to the main case. On the inside the credenza is very spacious, providing plenty of storage space. Overall this is a beautiful piece that has lived a long life, and has received some help in "hanging in there" over the years. This is a piece that will fit well with both modern and...

A stunning 18th century Credenza from the Lombardy region of Italy. Soundly constructed from handsome walnut with 2 doors, molded panels resting...

18th century walnut buffet from France with gorgeous burl walnut details throughout the piece. The top is banded and has a beveled edge, following down to hand paneled sides with sca...

A French bleached and painted cherry wood buffet cabinet from the early 19th century. This period Neoclassical cabinet from France, just shy of 6 feet in length, features a rectangular-shaped top with round profiled front corners that project outward, above a case which houses three diamond-panel front drawers set horizontally across the top (perfect for storing flatware), over three recessed panel doors, flanked within rounded column side posts. The cabinet is presented upon bracket style feet. The bleached cherry wood is complimented with a custom wash of color to accentuate the diamonds and various trim pieces. This early 19th century French console cabinet...

Antique sideboard, buffet, chest of drawers with attachment South Germany walnut, plum etc. Classicism around 1770 Dimensions: H x W x D: 192 x 125 x 71 cm Description: Three-piec...

This is a beautiful, well-built and large period buffet that has style, and elegance. This gorgeous piece was built in the mid 1700s using all pegged construction and solid oak. The buffet features 3 drawers over three doors, all decorated with beautiful carving and raised panels throughout. The drawers show beautiful hand-made dovetailed joints and the back itself is a work of art. The buffet is still sitting on its original carved feet and shows a scalloped and carved apron, and is finished with simple, original hardware. This piece was hand-selected because of its beautiful proportions, carvings and overall color. The bleaching process shows much of the natural grain of the wood but it also highlights the human-made carvings, creating a beautiful combination of natural and human designs...