South America - Buffets

Very rare Mid-Century Modern wall-mounted buffet by Brazilian Designer Giuseppe Scapinelli, Brazil, 1950s This piece was designed by the acclaimed Italian-born designer Giuseppe S...

Mid-Century Modern Buffet by Giuseppe Scapinelli, Brazil, 1950s Mid-Century Modern Buffet crafted by acclaimed Italian-born designer Giuseppe Scapinelli during the 1950s, in Brazil....

Mid-Century Modern Wall-Mounted Buffet by Forma Manufacture, Brazil, 1960s This Wall-Mounted Buffet by Forma Manufacture is structured in wood and finished with a natural varnish, e...

Exquisite buffet in jacaranda da Bahia. Amazing original condition. Beautiful time patina. No details.

The Shelter Credenza follows the traces of ocas, highlighting the sliding doors in Cabreuva wood, that is a reinterpretation of the traditional mats woven with buriti straw. “This braid evokes the strength and resilience of this people and the beauty of their culture”, recalls the artist. "I like the moments of sharing, where without realizing we learn at the same time that we teach, whether by words, looks or demonstrations. Unfortunately, this face-to-face exchange was interrupted by the pandemic, but with the help of Kulikyrda Mehinako, me and the women from Kaupüna Village were able to carry out them at a distance. Through video lessons I learned the traditional technique of weaving a mat and, in São Paulo, using cylinders of solid cabreuva instead of buriti stems, I wove a mat tha became the door of Shelter Credenza". With a design inspired by the oca structure, this piece represents the family, the shelter, where everyone protects them selves from the cold an rain, where they get together to sleep, where the young women go to their seclusion and is also the place that keeps intact the traditions, identity and culture fo the Mehinako people, living in the Xingu Indigenous Territory. Cabreuva solid wood and cotton threads dyed naturally with raw materials collected in the vicinity of Kaupüna village. 47 1/4 x 118 1/8 x 17 3/4 in 120 x 300 x 45 cm About the Xingu collection...

Brazilian Mid-Century Modern sideboard, in Caviúna hardwood, designed by Italian-born designer Giuseppe Scapinelli, circa 1955. Four doors and four drawers, brass feet. This exquisi...

Named the 'Novo Rumo' this modern Brazilian sideboard is made of rosewood with very stylish design and unique drawers. Very good vintage original condition, ...

Midcentury Credenza in jacaranda rosewood by Jean Gillon, Brazil, 1960s.

Spectacular credenza or buffet, very stylish Mid-Century Modern item, this piece is made of caviuna wood and pau marfim wood. The sculptural legs are made of ebonized pau marfim wood...

The Tribos buffet Credenza received a honorable mention at the Job Trainnig Girona Panamericana School in 2014, São Paulo. It is made of Brazilian imbuia hardwood with pendants det...