Paper Buffets

At over nine feet wide (109 ¼ inches), this long oak hunting lodge buffet enfilade would make a wonderful addition to a dining room, living room, or game room. Hand-carved in France,...

This vintage English sideboard has been given a new look with recent ebonized (painted) and decoupage finish over solid wood construction. The smooth, rounded top surface is alive wi...

Buffets from Provence have a distinct style, often featuring carved motifs relating to nature and agriculture. This walnut buffet from the 1800s is no exception, as noted by the high...

Large Italian enfilade of the 60s in the taste of the work of Paolo Buffa. Solid wood structure and white parchment inlay on the doors and drawers. Floral decoration in carved wood o...

Vintage Chinoiserie Decopage Credenza. Stunning 20th century four door credenza, buffet, chest or console with a beautiful equestrian themed Chino...

Italian two door cabinet is covered in off-white parchment and accented with brass studs, circa 1980s. Each hinged door opens to storage with a single internal shelf, doors have bras...

Buffet centre cabinet, accessible from both sides, with hinged doors and drawers. Walnut veneer, parchment paper, brass.

Buffet cabinet with hinged doors and central bar compartment with flap opening. Walnut veneered wood, parchment paper, brass.

Spectacular bar furniture by Italian designer Osvaldo Borsani from the 1950s. The furniture rests on a very original base with a golden fish moulding, a black marble top and a mirror back which gives it a levitating look. It is made of solid wood and veneer, with a parchment front inlaid with six carved wooden plates...

Wooden sideboard with 8 drawers and 3 doors. Wear and tear due to time and the age of the sideboard. Small wear and tear on the shelf (see photo).

A stunning 1940s credenza covered in parchment, with thin fruitwood molding along the base. Very much in the style of, and possibly created by the American designer Samuel Marx. The variegated shades of the parchment give this piece a distinct and singular look. Great scale at almost 7 feet wide. The body of the credenza rests on cabriole legs which contribute to the elegance of the piece. Three original chrome keys, the center cabinet enclosing two drawers, one felt lined for silverware. The shelves in the two side cabinets replacements. This rare piece is the epitome of American Art Moderne...

Very rare and fine sideboard designed by Giovanni Gariboldi in the late 1940s, possibly produced by Quarti. The structure is in pearwood with carved giltwood and doors in parchment,...