Antique Buffets

Dimensions: 37 ⅜” H x 55” W x 25 ½” D

A French Empire buffet hand-crafted in France circa 1850. The plank top is smooth and showcases the beauty of the wood tone and grain patterns. The apron houses three drawers, the center one being more petite and can lock. Three keys are present to open both that drawer and the two bottom paneled doors that open to reveal one long shelf and ample room for storage. The front doors are flanked by handsome, turned and polished columns that follow down to sturdy blocked feet. Make sure to view all the images for a closer look.

Dimensions: 47 ⅜” H x 51 ½” W x 24 ⅛”D

A charming solid walnut buffet hand-crafted in France at the beginning of the reign of Louis Philippe duc d’Orléans, circa 1830. A gorgeously patinated plank top with a molded edge sits over a long shaped frieze drawer with a trimmed wooden pull and two paneled doors fixed with an oval brass escutcheon plate with beaded surround. One key is present and remains in the lock for ease of use. The two doors open to a single storage cavity with one removable shelf with a depth of 19 ⅜”. Raised on block feet this buffet is tall, sturdy, and built for longevity. Its timeless style would work well with almost any interior. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look at the great patina and wonderful craftsmanship of this handsome buffet.

Dimensions: 38 ⅞” H x 77 ⅜” W x 25 ¼” D

Dazzling bookmatched veneer and figured fruitwood make this 19th century French Empire style enfilade truly stunning. Hand-crafted in France circa 1850, this enfilade features a gorgeous, smooth, well patinated top with a deep molded edge which sits atop three frieze drawers found in the sleek front apron. Below are three interior cavities with the center being larger than the other two. All are concealed behind beautifully paneled doors that showcase incredible patterns in bookmatched veneer and simple inset brass escutcheons. Two keys are included for the working locks, one for the top drawers and one for the bottom cabinets. The left center door locks with a hidden latch. Each bottom cabinet contains one adjustable shelf that measures 18 7⁄8” deep. The paneled doors are flanked with large, elegant and polished columns, a hallmark of the Empire style. Each column has an etched brass encircled capital and sturdy well turned bases that support the whole. Beautiful honeyed tones in the fruitwood and interesting grain patterns makes this enfilade a real show stopper. Be sure to view all the images to get a closer look at the details.

Dimensions: 40” H x 51 ½” W x 23 ⅛” D

A French Empire buffet hand-crafted in France in the 19th century that features fabulous mahogany burl wood and neoclassical details. The original marble top is stunning with gorgeous dramatic patterns in the stone. The apron houses two drawers featuring attractive large brass shield motif escutcheon plates. Three keys are present to open both drawers and the two bottom doors that open to reveal a removable finished shelf and ample room for storage. Two polished burl columns flank each side that feature cast brass capitals and bases showcasing repeating neoclassical patterns.This piece is supported on delightful hand-carved paw front feet and two block feet in back. Make sure to view all the images to see the wonderful details and antique condition of this handsome Empire case piece.

Dimensions: 40 ¾” H x 79 ½” W x 20 ½” D

A stunning Louis XVI style mahogany enfilade hand-crafted in France circa 1800’s. Its original shaped marble top is a marvelous wine color with white and charcoal veining throughout. The fantastic colors of the marble paired with the deep rich tones of the mahogany make this case piece extremely attractive. Below the marble top are three easy-to-use, paneled and trimmed drawers that feature centered cast brass rosettes surrounded by circular drop pulls with neoclassical detailing. Three large lower doors open up to ample storage space and each house a removable shelf. The top shelves measure 17-½” deep and the bottom shelves are 17” deep. All three doors have oval brass escutcheon plates and functioning locks. Three keys are present. Rounded and fluted corners are found throughout the whole which is raised on fluted turned legs with intricate neoclassical etchings in their top brass surrounds and brass capped feet. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look at this fine Louis XVI style enfilade, a wonderful functional antique that is in superb condition.

Dimensions: 32 ⅞” H x 47 ½” W x 22 ¾” D

A French 19th century walnut two-door buffet that offers considerable storage space. Hand-crafted in France circa 1850, it features a rectangular top sitting above two impressive doors, adorned with carved recessed panels, elongated double hinges, simple brass pulls and elongated brass scroll tip escutcheon plates. No key is present. The pulls and the catch are more recently added. The two doors open to reveal two shelves that offer ample room for storage. Each side is also decorated with carved panels. The piece is raised on four sturdy square blocked feet. With its great proportions, clean lines, and warm walnut grain and patina, this French buffet will complement any room beautifully, from a dining area to an entryway. Be sure to view the detailed images for a better look at this handsome buffet.

Dimensions: 89-¾”H x 62-¼”W x 24-¾”D

A gorgeous antique solid fruitwood buffet a deux corps, made in the Louis Philippe style, from 1840s France. The buffet is composed of two bodies: an upper and lower. The upper body is outfitted with two fixed shelves inside. The linear panel doors contain a working lock and feature wonderfully carved wooden escutcheons. The lower body is slightly deeper and has an interior cavity with a single fixed shelf. This can also be secured with its functioning lock and key. The apron houses two small drawers, each accessed with a key, although only the drawer to the right has a functioning lock. Four keys total. A handsome case antique that will provide bountiful storage and beauty to any room it graces! Be sure to view the detailed images for a close look at the current condition of this antique.

Dimensions: 52-¼”H x 51”W x 19-⅛”D

An eye-catching Gustavian buffet from Sweden that brings a unique life to any space with its colorful original paint. The top is surrounded by a carved and painted 3/4th gallery. The front doors have been painted in lovely blue tones and bordered with a vibrant green and worn red that makes the blue really pop. The interior is painted white and houses a nice amount of preordained organization with two drawers. The whole is raised slightly on tapered feet. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look.

Dimensions: 40”H x 79-¼”W x 22-⅞”D

A gorgeous demilune enfilade crafted in France during the 1880s. This piece is all about the Empirically styled details and distinctive burl veneer. The original stunning marble top is shaped to fit the base. The apron houses four drawers with swan and floral drop ring pulls. Each drawer is lined with green felt and the two center drawers feature permanent organization that’s perfect for serving utensils. All of the lower doors unlock to reveal a removable, finished shelf. The burled mahogany veneer has been repaired in some places, adding to its antique charm without taking away from the quality of the whole. Decorative brass caped feet provide continued protection and are quite unique. Make sure to view all of the images to get a closer look at the wonderful details throughout this case piece. Two keys are present, we recommend keeping the center door key inside that lock as the pin tends to sag and could be difficult to connect once the key has been taken out.

Dimensions: 89-¾”H x 79-½”W x 24”D

A charming solid oak buffet a deux corps crafted in France during the 19th century. A large molded cornice sits over the top of three paneled doors and are all fixed with shield shaped escutcheons. They all open to a single storage cavity with two removable shelves with a depth of 9-⅞”. The top portion is 52” tall. The lower portion is 37-⅝” tall and features three drawers within the apron. Each drawer features a shield escutcheon and a pair of brass pulls. Mirroring the top- three lower paneled doors have shield escutcheons and open to a single storage space with one removable shelf. Raised on block feet. Each door has a functioning lock, the 6 keys are included. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look at the great patina and wonderful craftsmanship.

Dimensions: 38-⅝”H x 67-⅛”W x 19-⅜”D

A fantastic fruitwood enfilade from 19th century France. The beautiful solid wood case antique has a linear composition with subtle curved details, indicative of the Louis Philippe style. Three shaped-front drawers are housed within the apron and feature brass pulls. Three paneled doors feature diamond shaped escutcheons. Both locks are functioning- one key is included. A single removable shelf is housed within the interior. The body is raised by wonderfully shaped block feet. Make sure to view the detailed images for a closer look at the fine patina and current condition of this great storage piece.

Dimensions: 89”H x 73”W x 24-½”D

An impressive and substantial solid oak buffet a’ deux corps with Provincial charm from early 19th century France. This four door case antique is split into two bodies: a larger lower body and a smaller upper body. The upper is crowned with an impeccably carved cornice with accented, canted corners that fit the shaped body. Two doors can be used to access the upper interior. They are both hung on barrel hinges and contain functional locks. They conceal an interior outfitted with two fixed shelves that run the width of the upper body. Both the upper and lower bodies have exceptional carved panels that comprise the doors and large center stiles. The lower body has two separated interiors which are each equipped with a single fixed shelf. These too can be secured with their working locks. Four keys.

Dimensions: 76-¾”H x 41-¾”W x 21”D

A Swedish Gustavian cabinet from the 19th century or earlier with its original vibrant paint, reeded doors, and an open shelf. The top portion is removable and features a sharply molded cornice atop a pair of double doors with reeded panels, unlocking to reveal three fixed inner shelves. One key is included. The central section showcases an open shelf with a carved accentuation, sitting above an additional pair of double doors. Showcasing a nicely distressed patina and resting on bracket feet, this Swedish Gustavian cabinet will make for a great addition to any living room, dining room or kitchen! Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look.

Dimensions: 43-¼”H x 67-½”W x 23”D

A fabulous rouge marble top is the perfect top for this stunning transitional French mahogany enfilade. The mahogany case antique has a unique style of its own: incorporating elements of both Louis XVI and Directoire styles. Three drawers can be found in the apron, all with brass bail handles. They are positioned above two interior cavities which vary in size: a smaller to the right and a larger to the left. Both are concealed behind lockable doors. Two keys are included for all three working locks. The smaller compartment has three adjustable shelves. The larger has two adjustable shelves. All drawers and panel doors are trimmed in brass. The drawers are separated by fluted pilasters that run to the case antique’s skirt. The entire enfilade is lifted by six finished, tapered legs which are capped in brass feet.

Dimensions: 38-½”H x 49-½”W x 19-½”D

A handsome, slightly bowed front buffet from 19th century France! Made from beautiful solid oak that has been polished with French wax to revive the richness of the wood. The top is shaped according to the bowing of the front with squared off front corners. Two bowed doors with raised shaped panels unlock to reveal two adjustable shelves on the interior. Steel barrel hinges support the sizable doors. Below the doors, a nicely scalloped apron continues to escargot feet. A warm patina envelopes the whole. Great behind a sofa or in a dining room! Make sure to view the detailed images for a closer look.

Dimensions: 40-¼”H x 44-½”W x 30-¼”D

This functional piece was most likely used in a bakery in France but would be great in any kitchen or workspace. The counter is bolted together for additional reinforcement and features a convenient built in knife holder. The interior of the cabinet is divided into two compartments for storage and organization. Two removable shelves also act as breadboards. The hardware on this work counter is exceptional and in working condition. Circa 1900.

Dimensions: 46-½”H x 59”W x 19-½”D

A fantastic Provincial buffet – made of quarter sawn oak – from 1780s France. This beautiful solid oak case antique features exceptional decorative carvings, all done by hand, that are found on antiques dating to the countryside in this time period. Influenced by Louis XV, the design utilizes the sinuous lines found in that style, but lacks the asymmetry and grandiosity associated with LXV antiques. This tall buffet has three drawers that are set over two locking doors. The doors are hung on brass barrel hinges and have shaped brass escutcheons. The interior has a single fixed shelf. The rounded corners are bedecked with hand-carved details, along with the shapley skirt. The sinuous lines found along the skirt continue onto the short cabriole feet that lift the tall case antique. 

Dimensions: 40 1/4″ H x 104 3/4″ W x 28 1/4″ D

A large pine shop counter, sourced from a store in France. The counter dates to 1870 and has had a long and lustrous career and is ready for retirement. The counter has clearly worn a few different coats of paint, with the most recent being a straw-colored yellow. Over time, these finishes have become worn, moreso in high-traffic areas, exposing the natural pine beneath. The countertop has a painted faux-marble top which has some losses. Behind the counter, you’ll find four drawers, the smallest having a working lock. One end of the counter has a hamper-style lid that can be lifted to access additional storage space. Today, the counter would make an exceptional bar for the style-conscious entertainer.

Dimensions: 43″H x 28-3/4″W x 19″D

This exceptional oak confiturier is from France, c. 1880, and displays a beautiful, rich patina. It features a single “X”-carved drawer with an oblong steel pull over a like-carved locking door with hand-cut steel escutcheon and steel barrel hinges, and opens to reveal a single removable shelf.  Storage pieces such as this confiturier were originally used to store jams and jellies, however, this cabinet would be very useful as a nightstand next to a tall bedstead. The original key is present.