Art Deco sideboard by Jean Fauré – France 1930

Large sideboard cabinet in speckled mahogany veneered wood on a black lacquered base, black lacquered solid wood handles, cherry wood interior, brass a...

Large sideboard cabinet in speckled mahogany veneered wood on a black lacquered base, black lacquered solid wood handles, cherry wood interior, brass a...

Art Deco sideboard with three doors, bird's-eye maple veneer and zebrano veneer decoration between doors, French polish, cherrywood inside. Black lacquered top and base. Nickel plate...

Two-doors sideboard in solid mahogany with mahogany veneer throughout, and maple veneer with dark wood marquetry on the doors. Door frames and top of base in solid maple. Polished al...

A sumptuous Art Déco sideboard, neoclassical, made in solid oak plated in Macassar ebony veneer on the outside, of Sycamore inside the doors, finished with elegant bronze elements, a...

A superb rosewood three-door cabinet by Jules LeLeu with gilt bronze ornaments. The side doors opening to drawers and an adjustable shelved interior. The central door opening to an a...

This French Art Deco sideboard in Sycamore wood is a stunning piece of furniture that offers both style and storage. This stunning piece features two lockable doors with five central...

This exquisite Art Deco sideboard from France, dating to the 1930s, is a masterwork of early 20th-century decorative arts — striking in both silhouette and craftsmanship. Its inwardly curved front sets it apart: a sculptural gesture that draws the gaze to its center, where a breathtaking marquetry medallion in warm-toned fruitwoods unfurls like a blooming bouquet. Accents in polished brass punctuate the composition with refined brilliance. Crafted from a symphony of richly grained woods, the surface shimmers under a lustrous, hand-polished French shellac finish, applied in the traditional manner to enhance depth and clarity. The sideboard rests on a sleek, black lacquered plinth that subtly contrasts the warmth of the wood and reinforces its architectural presence. Behind four doors — framed by veneered sunburst patterns that radiate from the center — lie generous storage compartments, beautifully finished inside and perfectly suited for dining essentials, collectibles, or even media equipment. The dimensions of this statement piece — 190 cm (74.8”) wide, 97.5 cm (38.4”) high, and 46 cm (18.1”) deep — make it a commanding yet elegant presence in both classic and contemporary interiors. Whether used as a buffet in a dining room, a console in an entryway, or a stylish bar or media cabinet, this original 1930s Art Deco commode...