Antique Italian Renaissance Walnut Hand-Carved Buffet w/ Foliate Shell Dolphin

Italian Renaissance sacristy cabinet / buffet in walnut early 17th century probably from Venice Superb and rare sacristy credenza composed of 10 drawers and two doors. T he large dra...

Code: FR44 Antique Italian Renaissance cabinet in solid chestnut . Top frame, molded with shelf, two pull-out shelves, two drawers with original heavy brass handles, two doors and in...

A fine and large Italian 19th-20th century Art Nouveau carved walnut credenza buffet server by Vittorio Valabrega (1861-1952). The tall finely carved walnut body with twin center doo...

19th Century French Jacobean Revival Renaissance Style Carved French Sideboard Buffet Crafted from premium French walnut a stunning two-tier sideboard adorned with intricate relie...

Renaissance style walnut sideboard finely carved with chimeras. This sideboard opens with 4 doors and a drawer. This piece of furniture is complete (she...

Introducing a remarkable 1940s Art Deco buffet, adorned with a captivating hunting scene meticulously hand carved on its doors. This exquisite piece showcases the fusion of artistry and functionality, creating a truly unique and visually stunning addition to any space. Featuring three elegantly designed doors, this buffet offers ample storage capacity, making it an ideal solution for organizing and displaying your belongings. From dinnerware and linens to books and collectibles, this buffet provides abundant space to keep your possessions neatly arranged and easily accessible. The hand carved hunting scene...

A lovely Belle Époque buffet in walnut in the style of Henri II of France with carvings of putti on the upper door panels, one holding a sickle and a bundle of wheat, and the other r...

A large vintage Italian buffet cabinet with hand-painted doors. This Italian console cabinet is fitted with four doors, two at the shorter fron...

Midcentury Italian Renaissance Bassano credenza buffet, solid walnut restored and polished to wax. Measure cm: H 92, L 100, P 47. About Bassano del Grappa Bassano del Grappa is known for the three great traditions that have made it famous: ceramics, whose productions, linked to the prestigious Antonibon family, are admirable in the Museum of ceramics at Palazzo Sturm; the typography developed between 1600 and 1800 by the Remondini family, an illustrious family of publishers and engravers of the most important Italian printing industry and the cabinet makers who produced furniture for the nearby Venice from the 16th century. The architectural context of Bassano del Grappa is a dive into art: the streets of the center are adorned by the works of authors such as Palladio, Canova, Jacopo Da Ponte...

Antique French Renaissance / Henry II style walnut buffet a deux corps / vaisselier / cupboard / cabinet / hutch featuring Neoclassical carved f...