French 19th Century Neoclassical Style Walnut and Ormolu Two-Door/Drawer Buffet

An exquisite and very high quality French 19th century Neo-Classical st. burl Walnut, ormolu, and Brocatelle Jaune du Jura marble buffet, attributed to Maison Krieger. The two door o...

An extremely elegant French 19th century Neo-Classical st. flamed mahogany, ormolu, patinated bronze, ebony and Brèche Basque marble buffet. The buffet is raised by elegant circular ...

A French walnut buffet from the 19th century with two doors, a single drawer and carved foliage décor. Indulge in the timeless elegance of this French walnut buffet from the 19th century, a piece that marries classic design with exquisite craftsmanship. This buffet, with its robust structure, intricate carved foliage décor, and harmonious proportions, is a testament to the enduring beauty and sophistication of 19th-century French furniture. The buffet features two doors, each finely crafted to create a sense of balance and symmetry. These doors flank a central panel, adding depth and visual interest to the piece. Above the central panel rests a single drawer, providing a discrete storage solution for silverware, linens, or other dining essentials. The sections above the doors are adorned with carved foliage décor, a tribute to the natural beauty and artistic flair of the period. In a contemporary home, this walnut buffet serves...

This elegant, antique fruit wood sideboard was carved in Southern France, circa 1880. The Classic sideboard exemplifies the Louis XV style with a heavy presence, dramatic lines and intricate floral and foliage carvings throughout. The cabinet stands on small cabriole legs ending with escargot feet, over a scalloped apron heavily decorated with a center urn filled with floral and leaf motifs. The cabinet features a pair of drawers across the front dressed with heavy forged iron handles and matching escutcheons (and two fake drawers at the end!), over hand carved laurel and oak branch decor. The cabinet has two arched doors with recessed panels and dressed with oversized iron hinges and large decorative openwork escutcheons (and two fake doors at either end!); the middle doors open to interior shelving for ultimate storage. The scalloped top surface is the perfect place to display porcelain...