Louis XV Provincial Fruit Wood Buffet

Antique Louis XV style provincial fruitwood buffet, 19th century. With a 3 board rectangular top with rounded front corners, 2 frieze drawers with iron hardware over two fruitwood do...

Antique Louis XV style provincial fruit wood enfilade, circa early 19th century. With a paneled rectangular top with rounded corners, 3 drawers with steel hardware, 3 doors each with...

Antique Louis XV style fruit wood writing table / desk, 19th century with alterations. With a rectangular top with slightly beveled edges and canted corners, two frieze drawers with ...

Louis XV provincial style fruit wood writing table, made from 19th century and later elements. With a 4 board rectangular fruit wood overhanging top, two frieze / desk drawers, a sca...

Louis XVI style walnut buffet with a marble top, circa 1910. With a marble top with molded front and side edges below two drawers with br...

Louis XVI style mahogany buffet with raised chinoiserie decorations, gilt bronze mounts and a marble top, mid-20th century.

This buffet is a really charming painted Louis XV French Provincial buffet from the early 19th C. showing tool marks confirming its hand made origin. The buffet has an unusual placem...

Beautiful hand carved Provincial Louis XV style buffet with cabriole legs. Facade and doors in walnut and top in oak. Inside is two drawers and one shelf with original lock and key.

18th century French walnut Louis XV Provincial Buffet A period handcrafted buffet made of solid walnut with three drawers above two beveled doors opening to a single shelf open. Ori...

A beautiful Louis XV style French Provincial tall buffet made of deeply patinated pear wood retaining the original deep lustrous color. Four doors with sh...

A gorgeous French Country Louis XV style white oak sideboard buffet or server By Baker Furniture USA, circa 1960s Measures: 39.13" W x 18"...

A fine mid-19th century French Provincial Louis XV style buffet Nantais handcrafted by talented Breton artisans of solid cherry near Nantes, a city on the Loire River in the Upper Brittany region of western France, circa 1850s. This graceful buffet features a rectangular banded plank top with canted front corners sitting atop a single full width drawer over a pair of molded, panel doors with reeded columns carved into the central traverse. Interior reveals a single shelf. Shaped, carved apron with grape and wheat motifs that are typical of the region. Raised on short cabriole legs. All original brass hardware. With its elegant lines and warm color and patina patina acquired over its 170-year history, this antique provincial buffet...