1930s/40s Art Deco Rare Sideboard with Curved edges by Carl Axel Acking

This sideboard, made by the renowned Swedish manufacturer Bodafors, embodies the refined elegance of the Swedish Grace period. A fusion of Art Deco and Neoclassicism, the design is c...

This comfortable large sofa is a classic Finnish modern design from the 1940s by Carl-Johan Boman. It has a simple, elegant design with clean lines and a curved back. The oak frame a...

These elegant French glass-painted vases from the 1930s are a true testament to Art Deco craftsmanship. Each vase features a gracefully curved silhouette, adorned with hand-painted i...

1930s Swedish cabinet attributed to Erik Mattsson, featuring elegant inlay marquetry that captures the dynamic essence of harness racing horses. The cabinet's front panels are adorne...

Danish Modern 3 door cabinet by Nordiska Kompaniet attributed to Carl-Axel Acking. Nordiska ink label underside dated 1955. Two adjustable shelves inside two door cabinet, sliding trays inside...

Large sideboard from the 30s in France Made of cherrywood, doors covered with parchment Amazing piece with patina of time

This three-section sideboard features sliding doors crafted in teak wood. With an elegant and functional style, this piece combines mid-century Scandinavian aesthetics with contempor...

This exquisite Art Deco sideboard from France, dating to the 1930s, is a masterwork of early 20th-century decorative arts — striking in both silhouette and craftsmanship. Its inwardly curved front sets it apart: a sculptural gesture that draws the gaze to its center, where a breathtaking marquetry medallion in warm-toned fruitwoods unfurls like a blooming bouquet. Accents in polished brass punctuate the composition with refined brilliance. Crafted from a symphony of richly grained woods, the surface shimmers under a lustrous, hand-polished French shellac finish, applied in the traditional manner to enhance depth and clarity. The sideboard rests on a sleek, black lacquered plinth that subtly contrasts the warmth of the wood and reinforces its architectural presence. Behind four doors — framed by veneered sunburst patterns that radiate from the center — lie generous storage compartments, beautifully finished inside and perfectly suited for dining essentials, collectibles, or even media equipment. The dimensions of this statement piece — 190 cm (74.8”) wide, 97.5 cm (38.4”) high, and 46 cm (18.1”) deep — make it a commanding yet elegant presence in both classic and contemporary interiors. Whether used as a buffet in a dining room, a console in an entryway, or a stylish bar or media cabinet, this original 1930s Art Deco commode...