18th Century Painted Oak Dutch Deux Corps Cupboard

Rectangular side table built using oak and pegged construction in the late 1700s in the Netherlands. This table shows beautiful craftsmanship and proportions. The top features an ins...

This a very heavily built commode hand-made in the Netherlands in the late 1700s using oak and dovetail construction. The commode features three drawers with serpentine fronts and be...

Small chest hand-made in Italy in the early 1700s using oak. This little guy is just the right combination of rustic, cute and old. Its small size make it a perfect piece for many different purposes: sofa side table, entryway accent piece, bedroom hiding spot for anything that does not have an officially assigned drawer in the house (what my mom used to call the cabinet of horrors when I was a teenager). Overall the chest or cassettina has a simple and rustic appearance. The hinges and rose-headed nails are still original, as well as the paw feet. The front of the case is decorated by two chamfered panels framed in round molding. Despite being very straight-lined the piece looks anything but flat because of all the little dents, chips, scratches and irregularities accumulated over hundreds of years of use, and this is really the best feature of this tiny gem, the patina is fantastic and one can see that this little guy had a long life, but it is still game...

English side table made with oak in the late 1700s. This is a beautiful little table with elegant proportions and gorgeous finish. The side table features a rectangular top made using three boards with an ogee edge, nailed and pegged to a simple, straight apron. A single inset drawer is visible on the front. The table lays on four hand-turned legs connected by a box stretcher, and still sitting on their original bun feet. The stretcher is very simple, decorated with a single carved line along its edges. This is a very simple, yet elegant, side table that will look great pretty much anywhere. Whether you are looking for a surface in your entryway for your key bowl...

Painted Louis XVI commode hand-made in southern France in the mid 1700s using oak. The commode shows beautiful straight lines with some depth...

This is a beautiful, well-built and large period buffet that has style, and elegance. This gorgeous piece was built in the mid 1700s using all pegged construction and solid oak. The buffet features 3 drawers over three doors, all decorated with beautiful carving and raised panels throughout. The drawers show beautiful hand-made dovetailed joints and the back itself is a work of art. The buffet is still sitting on its original carved feet and shows a scalloped and carved apron, and is finished with simple, original hardware. This piece was hand-selected because of its beautiful proportions, carvings and overall color. The bleaching process shows much of the natural grain of the wood but it also highlights the human-made carvings, creating a beautiful combination of natural and human designs...

18th century Country French painted buffet a Deux Corps is a wonderfully preserved historically significant piece that is destined to enthrall your family for several more generation...

A fine Louis XV Deux corps or buffet in oak from the 18th century from Picardy-France A fine buffet composed of 4 doors and three drawers on the front. Elegant medallions on the two...

This is an early French Louis XV provincial cherrywood buffet a deluxe corps with an arched cornice over a carved conforming frieze above two glazed doors situated on a bottom sectio...

Beautiful buffet Louis XV with a slight influence of Louis XVI polychrome in oak Beautiful polychrome with slight shades of blue Very beautiful ...

An 18th century Louis XV period buffet a Deux corps circa 1760 with an arched cornice over a pair of glazed doors retaining their old wavy glass, with 3 interior scalloped-cut shelve...

Louis XVI oak buffet a deux corp with exquisite carvings throughout. Original hardware. 18th Century