Late Regency Period Buffet or Whatnot

Regency four-tier whatnot; elegant turned pillars surmounted by small finials; lovely variegated rosewood and a single drawer at the bottom; fine original condition.

A very good quality English regency period 19th century rosewood whatnot of unusual shape having three well figured tiers united by elegant silhouette end supports over one mahoga...

Constructed of a finely patinated mahogany; rising from castor shod ring turned legs, a lockable cupboard with a fielded panel enclosing a shelved interior having a single drawers ov...

A superb quality Regency period mahogany whatnot Having four well figured tiers and adjustable top with Turned upright supports over one frieze drawer raised On turned legs with original brass castors (A very elegant and good quality 19th century whatnot...

An Excellent Quality English Regency Period Rosewood Whatnot. Consisting of four rosewood veneered shelves, one with a slim drawer, connected by four decorative turned columns and s...

Elegant English Regency period, circa 1815, étagère or library stand of unusual form having solid mahogany construction with top platform on turned colonette-form supports with ball turned finials above single door locking cabinet with real leather-bound book spine veneer above lozenge band of boxwood inlay on bulbous turned feet. Book spines are 'Dickens Works...