French Rosewood Sideboard Carved Display Cabinet

Oak French Buffet from the Dordogne region. circa 1850 Standing on squat cabriole legs with a carved apron. 3 central drawers flanked by 2 cupboards, featuring heavy moldings. Al...

Here we have a good quality regency rosewood chiffonier. Standing upon a plinth base. The 2 doors having gilt lattice grills with pleased curtains behind and open to reveal 1 loose...

Elegant serpentine sideboard in the Chippendale manner with flame mahogany doors Terminating on Queen Anne legs with ball feet Circa 1890 Lovey patina to the flame mahogany Bought fr...

Superb Edwards and Roberts Sheraton Revival side cabinet. This Superb Cabinet Features Bowed Central Doors flanked by 2 panelled Doors with 2 Mahogany Lined Drawers above one bearin...

A superb solid Italian walnut and rosewood display cabinet. This sideboard features carved doors in walnut and glass doors with delicate rosewood frames. The interior is completely ...

Sideboard restored in the 1970s around 1975/1980 Highboard display cabinet Features: Completely original Asymmetrical fourfold subdivision With smoked glass door, large folding...

19th century French carved oak server sideboard display Breton Brittany marble ~Direct from the Brittany region of France~ ~Versatile antique French server/sideboard or display shelf!~ ~With true Brittany style throughout, the highly carved and spindled back, features double, full length rows of finials above the three carved panels~ ~Two panels having Breton carved motif, and the center panel featuring a gentleman in period clothing, smoking a pipe, fireside! ~Ship’s wheel spindle and carved brackets on either side, support the back; marble inset to the top~ ~Two carved front drawers above the large, double open shelves~ ~Turned baluster legs, large lower moulding~ ~Lower shelf has full length spindle trim to the back~ ~Quality throughout with dovetailed drawers, well built by craftsmen of the period, ~c1890~ Brief note about Brittany Style Antique French Furniture The Celtic roots of the Brittany region of France are manifest in the furniture produced in this region. The Breton style is as distinctive as its special culture and easily recognizable due to its very ornate carvings. Historically, the local economy in Brittany was heavily dependent on fishing and maritime activities, so one often finds circles and ship's wheels as a common decorative motif in the Brittany Style of antique furniture. Often antique furniture in the Brittany Style was carved out of chestnut or oak, with a very dark finish. A hallmark feature of the Brittany Style of French Country Antique Furniture...

Venetian Baroque credenza display of the early 20th century in carved and shaped walnut. Two sliding glass doors with two glass interior shelves; two lower doors with frames covered ...