French Walnut Buffet

A spectacular 19th-century mahogany vitrine cabinet that could be the star attraction in any room. The slightly curved cabinet is one of a pair in our inventory and come from a priv...

A 19th-century secrétaire abattant of exceptional quality. This beautiful piece consists of a center cabinet with a tooled leather writing surface and five small drawers and a lower...

Old meets new in this great looking pair of Queen Anne style benches. Each has a has rectangular top, supported by graceful cabriole legs. They have been reupholstered in a vibrant...

A unique and beautiful faience jug attributed to French ceramicist Emile Tessier. One of a series in our inventory, this vase not only has a beautiful form, but it features hand-scu...

A unique and beautiful faience jug attributed to French ceramicist Emile Tessier. One of a series in our inventory, this vase not only has a beautiful form, but it features hand-scu...

A unique and beautiful faience jug attributed to French ceramicist Emile Tessier. One of a series in our inventory, this vase not only has a beautiful form, but it features hand-scu...

The top of this buffet has a 1/8 inch separation on the top. There are four inch wide breadboard ends. There is an encised carved star between the two drawers. A fluted pilaster divi...

The top of this buffet has an inlaid marquetry center panel with a shaped molded top. The steel fretwork handles, escutcheons, and large barrel escutcheons are original. The front is...

A French Provincial walnut buffet in a demilune form, with a molded and shaped top edge, with a long central frieze drawer, above a thr...

Acquired from a monastery in the French countryside, this massive and impressive solid Walnut buffet has a clock that chimes and multiple racks. The clock chimes 5 minutes before the hour so the monks would have time to get to the table. The quality of this piece is unsurpassed and it is a truly special find, circa 1770. This type of tall cabinet was used for storing and displaying dining wares, such as plates, cups, and cutlery. The buffet is made of walnut, which was a popular wood used in furniture-making during the 18th century. It features a clock that chimes on the hour and have multiple racks for storing plates and other dining wares. The clock adds a decorative element to the piece and also serves the practical function of keeping time during meals. The buffet would have been a highly desirable piece of furniture during its time and is now an extremely valuable antique.

Stunning French Art Deco walnut credenza with bronze face in the front doors. This sideboard has been professionally restored having a very high...

French Directoire style distressed walnut buffet sideboard with four small drawers above two double door cabinets. With half round and reeded column styles above turned baluster form...