19th Century French Cherry Wood Enfilade with Four Doors

This exceptional 18th-century French enfilade is a stunning example of Louis XV style, showcasing the elegance and craftsmanship of its time. Crafted from solid walnut, the enfilade ...

A rare and handsome Bolognese sideboard from the early 18th century, crafted in solid walnut with a warm, aged patina that highlights the wood’s natural grain and depth. This substantial piece features two paneled doors with decorative geometric insets and bold turned roundels, framed by carved pilasters and crowned with a molded dentil cornice. The architectural design reflects the Baroque influence typical of northern Italian furniture of the period, yet retains a sense of rustic elegance. The interior reveals ample storage with two full-length shelves, making it both practical and visually striking. The solid plank back, original iron hinges, and beautifully worn interior all speak to the authenticity and craftsmanship of the era. Raised on bracket feet, the piece is well-balanced and sturdy. Originating from Bologna, this sideboard is ideal for use in a dining room, hallway, or as a statement piece in a more eclectic or rustic interior. A fine example of Italian provincial furniture...

An Italian walnut credenza from circa 1700 with four drawers and four doors. This magnificent Italian walnut credenza from circa 1700 is a testament to classic craftsmanship and endu...

An Italian walnut credenza from the 19th century with three drawers over four doors and canted sides. This elegant 19th-century Italian walnut credenza combines functional design wit...

Early to mid 19th c. from La Vendee or Charante region of France in both Louis XV and XVI styles. An elegant enfilade with dowel construction. A narrow apron with a single center d...

A French wooden three-door enfilade with Doric pilasters from the late 19th century. This exquisite French enfilade (think long buffet), features a rectangular planked top sitting above three doors (a set of double doors...

This beautiful, Louis Philippe fruitwood enfilade, circa 1840, is remarkable for the luminous wood tones and grain patterning that will anchor any room. The two top planks are finish...

Eighteenth Century period Enfilade in oak. Circa 1760 Solid Oak, Beautifully Hand Carved, Dovetail Construction, Original Hardware, Handsomely Aged Formidable Finish.