Jugendstil Sideboards

This important piece of design history was not only designed by Vladimir Kagan and handcrafted by Kagan-Dreyfuss in circa 1949 New York... this was also owned by Kagan himself and kept throughout his entire adult life (see provenance notes below). Each of the two pieces (lower credenza and upper dry bar / hutch) are signed on the back with Kagan-Dreyfuss New York stamps. The expansive size provides exceptional storage and use options. Kagan-Dreyfuss (Vladimir Kagan's partnership with Hugo Dreyfuss from circa 1950-1960) stamped pieces are amongst the most sought after by collectors and investors of art and design. Furniture with Kagan-Dreyfuss stamps are extremely hard to find and demand exceptional value, and this credenza with hutch is double stamped (one on each piece). Featuring a cerused oak exterior, with tambour doors on the lower credenza, sculpted handles (which slide to reveal a keyhole, no key is present however can be rekeyed) on the upper hutch...

A sculptural and narrative-driven 20th-century enfilade/sideboard that beautifully bridges the gap between traditional European craft and raw, brutalist aesthetics. Sourced from Cont...

Exceptional Art Deco sideboard produced in Czechoslovakia in the 1930s. Crafted from walnut wood and veneer, this piece showcases an outstanding symmetrical grain pattern across its ...

Incredible William Doezema designed Burl Wood, brass and metal credenza, Sideboard or Cabinet. Features 4 doors and 2 drawers, decorated with Brass Pulls, Borders and Metal Greek Key...

A three-door oak sideboard in natural, bare-wood finish, carved with Art Deco motifs. A central sunburst and wheat sheaf flanked by geometric fan-and-circle medallions reside below a...

Osvaldo Borsani designed this beautiful Italian sideboard in the 1940s. With its unique design and excellent manufacturing quality, the sideboard stands out from the crowd. The gl...

Spanish Renaissance Revival oak sideboard, 1930s Crafted in solid oak, this substantial piece features carved geometric paneling across the three front doors, rope and chevron moldi...

This Swedish country sideboard maintains its simple charm with a scraped finish complimenting the natural pine. The interior reveals three shelves behind two cabinet doors.  Restored...

An exclusive cabinet attributed to the famous German born furniture designer Otto Schulz for Boet in Göteborg, Sweden. The front is covered in leather with brass nails, drawers and ...

Art Deco Italian parchment sideboard, 1930s.

19th century Swedish Gustavian sideboard, crafted in pine. The cabinet features a three drawer over three door configuration, giving it a classic and highly functional form. Fluted c...

Gustavian early 1800s sideboard made around 1820 in northern Sweden. The sideboard is made in solid pine with a classic straight gustavian shape with flutes at the corners. Old histo...

French workshop, three door enfilade, oak, France, 1930s. Each door carries a pyramidal diamond point cut in high relief, the four faces meeting at a raised central peak, set within...

Otto Schulz for Boet, sideboard, stained birch, Sweden, 1930s Otto Schulz (1882–1970), founder of the Gothenburg-based interior design company Boet, occupies a special position in ...

André Le Picard, sideboard, solid oak, France, 1930s Designed by the Frenchman André Le Picard, this sideboard is a testament to exquisite craftsmanship and profound artistry. The p...