Thos Moser Simple and Elegant Cherry Ellipse Sideboard

Quite a stunner. The capsule form cabinet rests on a metal base with a verdigris finish. The cabinet is decorated with a very subtle veneer pattern.

A large and handsome cabinet. The thick rounded edges are solid rosewood as are the pulls on the deep drawers. Beautiful active grain on all surfaces ...

A rare centerpiece and candle holder set by French artist Mathias for Fondica. Incredible quality, heavy gilded bronze.

A bronze console with paw feet and sun design on the apron. Finish on all sides. Thick travertine marble top.

Spectacular find. A very rare intact journal by Gabriella Crespi. Very textural cork covers contrast with the polished brass trim. All the original cork pages are present and unused....

Stunning table lamp. Concrete with colorful glass inclusions.

A lovely two door hand crafted French buffet sideboard with concealed drawer. This sideboard crafted in solid cherry is a quality piece finished in warm ochre brown cherry stain with...

Elegant 1950s Oak Sideboard with Carved Floral Motifs - A Timeless Treasure Discovered in Bordeaux's Vineyards. Introducing a stunning oak sideboard from the 1950s, gracing any in...

Wonderful sideboard designed in the 1950s for the famous Valzania production with original label. The sideboard is entirely made of solid walnut wood decorated and carved with elegan...

This sideboard is a handmade and modernized interpretation of the French Directoire Style at the end of the 18th century. This period is remarkable with its straight, classical and t...

Elegant mahogany French Art Deco sideboard is signed by Maurice Rinck. It features a black Portoro marble top, parchment clad drawers in the center and rounded corner doors with bron...

Vintage 1986 Hinkel Harris Jamestown Colony Wild Black Cherry buffet or sideboard. A rectangular form with 2 large drawers with brass knobs and colonial escutcheons over a serpentine cut apron. Supported by cabriole legs with pad feet and squared back supports. Includes key. Henkel Harris was formed in 1946 by Carroll and Mary Henkel. The couple, along with a family friend John Harris, built their first piece of furniture in their basement, according to a company history posted on the Henkel Harris website. By 1954, the company employed 22 workers. That same year, John Harris sold his interest in the company to Carroll and Mary Henkel, and the business continued as Henkel Harris. Carroll Henkel died in 1969. Mary Henkel ran the business after his death and remained at the helm until 1982, when their son Bill Henkel was named president and CEO. Mary Henkel continued as chairman of the...