Original secessionistic Buffet by Otto Wytrlik (O.Wagners Student), Vienna, 1901

The design drawing for this sideboard was published in 1906 in the renowned international art magazine “The Studio” in a special edition entitled “The Art Revival in Austria.” The fu...

Vienna secession bentwood etagere atr. to Koloman Moser and Otto Wagner ex. by Fischel in very good original condition.

Handcrafted lacquered sideboard with big drop-down door in natural Vienna straw. One drawer lacquered in gold yellow with solid oak base in natural finish...

Otto Dahlin buffet made in pine with iron details on doors and typical swedish feet, circa 1940. Those collection have been crafted by Aby mobelfrik and can be related to Axel Einar ...

Stunning early 19th C Italian original painted buffet. Wonderful old paint finish. 1810. Height to worktop is 36". Dimensions 103 inches (...

This small buffet is part of a whole dining room set. Small buffet, Fritz Nagel (design), Adolf Nagel (execution), school of Josef Hoffmann, ca. 1910 Experience the grace and simpl...

Stunning 18th C original painted French buffet de corps. Wonderful paint colour inside and out. 1780. Dimensions 61 inches (155 cms) Wide 2...

Elling buffet after the original from 1919, designed by Gerrit Rietveld. The original buffet was designed by Gerrit Rietveld and made for fellow archite...

A buffet or low bookcase in veneered wood, opening through a central door with inlaid frieze decoration, topped by a drawer and a niche, and on the sides, through two glazed side doo...

A French carved and painted wood buffet console, with original marble top, from the 19th century. This antique cabinet from France features the original marble top, rectangular in shaped with rounded front corners, atop the wooden case which houses a pair of half-sized drawers set across the top, over a pair of nicely carved recess-panel doors, set within rounded front side posts (each carved with an elongated recessed panel). Both of the beautifully carved panel doors have curved top edges, each making up one half of a gently sloped arch, adding subtle fluidity to this piece. There are is a rectangular-shaped recessed panel at each chest side. The cabinet is raised on rounded feet at front (an extension of the front side posts) and squared feet at rear. The original merlot colored marble is complimented with a custom blue/gray finish with hints of cream and a taupe accent trim. Please note that there is piece of marble missing along the backside of the top (this can be seen in the additional images). This 19th century French console cabinet...