Early 18th Century Regence Cupboard Armoire Buffet

This mid-18th century oak corner cupboard originates from the Prebysterie (living quarters of a pastor) of the small Normandy village of Foie, now part of Normanville. It was reputed...

Charming Italian 17th century Buffet with original paint. The piece is made from large softwood boards and painted in an attractive bleu pallet. I...

Nice example of a Tuscan sideboard buffet. Beautiful proportions and great patina. Later varnish removed and back to original wood. Some original pain...

A great example of a early Italian Walnut Sacristy cupboard. Credenza's like these were originally made for high ranking clergymen or nobility to organise and safeguard valuables and...

A French solid pine carved armoire from the Louis XV period, with stylized bonnet top, dramatic paneled doors, and serpentine apron that together give this large storage piece its hi...

18th Century French Louis XIV Cabinet ~ Armoire in Stripped Oak is a majestic testament to the incredible craftsmen of France, who combined architecture, style and timeless flair int...

Antique rustic armoire with doors that open wide. Original hardware and locks. The crest has a domed shape and beneath very good carvings of cr...

This late 18th-century Brazilian armoire from Minas Gerais is a remarkable piece of colonial craftsmanship, reflecting the region’s rich history and artisanal excellence. Made from solid hardwood, this heavy and imposing piece exudes a timeless elegance, showcasing a beautiful patina that has developed over centuries. Its design features an arched pediment top, a hallmark of late colonial aesthetics, adding a touch of grandeur to its sturdy form. The armoire boasts two large paneled doors with original iron hinges and a central latch, opening to reveal ample storage space with shelves and two lower drawers. The drawers retain their original cast iron pulls, intricately designed with a floral motif, a detail that highlights the artisanal attention to detail typical of the period. Resting on finely carved, slightly splayed feet, the piece demonstrates stability and durability, characteristics essential for furniture from this era. This armoire is not only a functional storage solution but also a statement piece, embodying the charm and authenticity of 18th-century Brazilian colonial furniture...