Antique Buffets
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Swedish Gustavian Painted Cabinet
$8,600.0082.75"H x 49.50"W x 18.75"D
Dimensions: 82 ¾” H x 49 ½” W x 18 ¾” D
A Gustavian style painted cabinet made in Sweden circa 1860. This buffet over chest has its original dry scraped painted finish on its exterior. The top cabinet doors open to reveal a rogue interior with three fixed shelves at 13”D. The top shelf is shaped to house your everyday spoons. There is one key for the working lock. Below are four drawers, all easy-to-use with patinated brass handles and escutcheons. Cleaned and tightened, this antique is ready for your immediate use. Be sure to view the detailed images to see the current condition of this painted cabinet.
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French Empire Burl Wood Demilune Enfilade
$7,200.0040"H x 79.25"W x 22.88"D
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.
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French 18th Century Presentation Buffet à Deux Corps
$7,200.00100"H x 41"W x 23"D
Dimensions: 100”H x 41”W x 23”D
A unique Louis XVperiod, circa 1750, carved oak presentation buffet in wonderful antique condition. The front doors showcase carved embellishments and decorative escutcheons. The left hand side doors interior latch is quite impressive and the top lock is functional. Four removable shelves are housed within the top. The apron houses a large paneled drawer that contains a permanent partition down the center. The lower doors’ lock no longer functions, but is held closed with a magnetic clasp and forged iron latch that mirrors the one within the top. The whole sits flush to the ground on a plinth base. One key is included. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look at the great patina and quality craftsmanship.
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French 19th Century Directoire Fruitwood Enfilade
$8,995.0040.50"H x 100.13"W x 24.25"D
Dimensions: 40-½”H x 100-⅛”W x 24-¼”D
This Directoire enfilade is a great way to add more storage to any space. Topped with its original, shaped stone top that has been professionally repaired in two places- though it’s difficult to tell due to the movement of the stone. All four lower paneled doors showcase an intricately carved perimeter and floral escutcheon. All storage cavities support a single removable shelf. The center compartment houses two lengthy drawers. Raised on short, fluted feet with brass caps. Polished with French wax paste. All locks are functional; three keys are included. Make sure to view the detailed images.
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French Early 19th Century Solid Oak Buffet a’ Deux Corps
$8,995.0089"H x 73"W x 24.50"D
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.
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Gustavian 19th Century Cabinet with Original Paint
$7,500.0076.75"H x 41.75"W x 21"D
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.
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Mid Century Modern Sideboard
$6,500.0033.63"H x 82.75"W x 18.88"D
Dimensions: 33-⅝”H x 82-¾”W x 18-⅞”D
A sizable mid-century modern sideboard from France with a sleek, uncluttered design. Vibrant mahogany with classic mid century modern elements make this a versatile piece. A bank of four drawers provide plenty of organized storage- the top drawer features a custom removable felt utensil organizer. The doored storage areas on either side of the drawers each house a single removable shelf. Slim legs support the whole. Make sure to view the detailed images for a closer look at this wonderful case piece. Circa 1960’s.
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French 18th Century Provincial Oak Buffet
$6,500.0046.5"H x 59"W x 19.5"D
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.
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Large French 19th Century Painted Shop Counter
$8,300.0040.25"H x 104.75"W x 28.25"D
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.
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French Late 19th Century Demilune Three-Tier Server
$7,500.0055"H x 120"W x 24.25"D
Dimensions: 55″H x 120″W x 24-1/4″D
A large three-tier server, made in France circa 1890. The server is demilune in shape, giving it a distinct, finished presence. The front has two breaks where expertly turned columns provide support for the two upper shelves. It has been constructed using a combination of quarter sawn oak and fruitwood, which have been formed into panels that create the buffet’s back. A demilune quarter sawn oak plinth base provides the foundation for this grand French server.
Shop Antique Buffets
More commonly known as a sideboard, an antique buffet will make a defining asset to virtually any home. Brimming with tradition and restored to the highest possible degree, every single buffet piece in our collection is robust, practical, and authentic in style.
Our antique buffet selection frequently dates back to the 18th and 19th centuries—sometimes older. Our inventory is continually changing, so be sure to check back often. French influence amongst these furniture pieces is paramount, such as Louis XIII and Philippe, guaranteeing the utmost refinement across all aspects. From their surfaces to shelves to drawers, antique buffets offer luxurious quality throughout.
Why Choose an Antique Buffet?
While many pieces tend to appear similar in stature and design, an antique buffet can provide an entire wealth of practical possibility to your home. Specifically crafted to appear regal and eye-catching, these sideboards also offer maximum functionality you’ll struggle to achieve with any other furniture item.
Since their origin, antique buffet tables have been typically used to present an array of buffet-style foods. Hence their namesake. While this original purpose continues today, antique buffet pieces are more commonly utilized for greater practicality.
Often featuring a variety of cabinets and drawers, they provide plenty of storage and are ideal for storing silverware, glassware, dishes, cutlery, and decorative items atop their surface. They can even be used to hold televisions in living and bedrooms. Buffet sideboards form a hugely functional piece of furniture!
How to Style an Antique Buffet
As these furniture pieces are often cumbersome and large in stature, they can appear a little intimidating—but this doesn’t have to be the case. While many are typically placed in dining spaces, you can include an antique buffet sideboard in virtually any room in your home. They offer ample storage and plenty of decorative potential, allowing you to accentuate a wide variety of spaces.
If presenting food for formal dining isn’t your goal, you can easily use an antique buffet as a bar. They are perfect for storing glassware and an array of bottles—hosting lavish drinks occasions is easy with a buffet table as part of your furniture collection.
Alternatively, antique buffets perform well as TV stands and even kitchen islands when especially large. Their possibilities are virtually endless, providing a life-long asset to your home.
Our collection of wooden antique buffets, sideboards, and enfilades has been specifically designed to be durable, with sturdy materials such as walnut, oak, and maple, among others. Guaranteed to stand the test of time, various shapes, sizes, and styles are at your disposal.