18th Century Oak French Louis XV Normandy Buffet Deux Corp

This very large and impressive server was made in France by traditional craftsmen in or around 1950 to 1960. It still retains its old shipping label from France to this country and i...

This impressive and commanding wardrobe made in France at the end of the 19th century is almost certainly by Masion Krieger; While not stamped certain details are directly relatable ...

A three-drawer commode with burled veneer inset panels. Satinwood stringing and fruitwood body.

This finely made pair of Encoignures or Corner cabinets are fully labeled with the maker's mark of Bedel & Cie, La Garde Meuble Public, 18 Rue St Au...

Impressive 18th-Century Carved Oak Louis XV Buffet Deux Corps Vitrine Cabinet An outstanding example of Norman craftsmanship, this impressive French buffet deux corps was crafted in solid oak circa 1780 and perfectly captures the elegant provincial interpretation of the Louis XV style. The upper vitrine is crowned with a beautifully shaped bonnet, finely carved with scrolling motifs and a richly detailed central crest featuring floral bouquets in a woven basket. Two glazed doors with shaped moldings and intricate carvings, including rare Masonic motifs, open to reveal a beautiful tapestry lined interior with two shelves, ideal for displaying faience, porcelain, glassware, or treasured collections. Delicate carved floral garlands and foliate motifs embellish the façade throughout, with every edge carved top and bottom, while the original brass escutcheons and hardware, together with original locks and working keys, add authenticity and charm. The lower cabinet features two paneled doors framed by deeply molded surrounds and accented with finely carved floral decoration, enclosing a generously sized storage compartment. A shaped apron adds further individuality and grace. The cabinet stands on elegant Louis XV feet and retains wonderfully balanced proportions that offer both visual lightness and practical functionality. The sides are attractively paneled, and both upper and lower sections retain their original oak backboards. Throughout, the oak displays beautiful grain patterns and a warm honey coloured patina developed over centuries of use. Rich hand carved detailing, original character marks, and gentle wear consistent with age all contribute to the authenticity and appeal of this important Normandy buffet deux corps...

French 18th century Louis XV richly carved oak cabinet with one glass door at top and beautifully carved door at bottom. The piece features the original hinges and escutcheon. Note t...

Late 18th century French walnut two-tiered cabinet, with the top cabinet being shallowing than the bottom cabinet, an antique hand-carved two-door buffet from Provence, total height ...

An exceptional late 18th-century French Provincial "Buffet Deux Corps" handcrafted in Normandy, circa 1790. This finely constructed buffet is fashioned from solid fruitwood and featu...