Serpentine Front Buffet in Burled Walnut by Gregory Clark

Mirrored burled walnut panels adorn this handsome American buffet in the Eastlake Victorian style. Two drawers, one compartmentalized, and a lower cabinet with one shelf, offer stor...

A Buffet deux corps dating from the late 1700s, with a beautiful veneer of burled Walnut covering its streamlined form. The body, capped by an arched molded cornice, is composed of t...

The rich patina of the burled elm and the fine carving combine to form a buffet of stunning appearance and demeanor. Aside from the overall attractive appearance, what sets this buff...

A very fine and large Buffet, dating from the Louis XV period and originating in France. The serpentine frame constructed in solid Walnut, featuring deep carved designs in the Roco...

Antique French Louis XIV Serpentine walnut buffet is an extraordinary example of the breed, with complex contours and naturalistic form combined with artistic sculptural adornment to create a visual treasure! With no straight lines in the design, the top has been contoured to follow the serpentine sides and concave plus convex front facade, with protruding rounded cornerpost caps at each juncture. The top tier consists of three spacious drawers, each flanked by rosettes carved onto the curved surfaces of the cornerposts, and fitted with jewelry quality cast bronze pulls and key guards. The cabinet...

This is a very handsome burled walnut buffet. The top side cabinets look as though they are old book spines, but they are actually carved wood. As is true of many burl pieces, the mo...