Gilded Rococo sideboard 18th century

Richly inlaid classicist secretary circa 1790-1800 original from Vienna. Some repairs in the past. Very good original condition with sigs of usage.

Small Vienna secession sideboard in excellent original condition with signs of use.

Secession drawer cabinet by Portois & Fix atributed to Adolf Loos in very good original condition. Drawers slide out when the knob is pressed. Keye is missing.

Art nouveau carved wall cabinet in excellent original condition.

Spectacular quality antique French display cabinet, having a serpentine shaped top and hand pained door opening to reveal a gold leaf inside, standing on cabriole legs. This cabinet ...

19th Century, Italian Rococo Style Inlay Wood Sideboard This sideboard was made in the Venetian area in the 19th century. The shaped model takes up the stylistic characteristics of the Venetian Rococo furniture...

A remarkable Early 20th-century English cabinet showcasing refined artistry and timeless elegance. The double doors feature exquisite hand-painted scenic on canvas panels above mirro...

This exquisite French sideboard, attributed to the legendary cabinetmaker François Linke, showcases the artistry and refinement of late 19th to early 20th century Parisian craftsmanship. Expertly constructed, the piece features a rich mahogany and kingwood veneer with intricate floral marquetry inlay, framed by gilt-bronze mounts of exceptional quality. The central panel highlights a beautifully detailed urn overflowing with flowers, tied with a ribbon motif, epitomizing the opulent Louis XVI revival style. What truly distinguishes this sideboard are the doré bronze figural mounts—graceful classical maidens adorn each corner, lending elegance and sophistication to the structure. The bronze ornamentation is finely chased and gilded, reflecting the meticulous attention to detail for which Linke was renowned. Topped with a luxurious marble surface, the cabinet provides both functionality and artistry, making it an outstanding addition to a dining room, salon, or collection of important French furniture. François Linke (1855–1946) is celebrated as one of the greatest ébénistes of the Belle Époque, and this sideboard captures his signature style of combining neoclassical tradition with refined artistic innovation. A rare and important piece, this sideboard is ideal for collectors and designers seeking museum-quality furniture...