Marc Dibeh Buffets

Outrageous Amboyna burl wood buffet with a 1940s point of view. Great looking piece, must be original design with great interior storage all with working storage drawers etc. French design on unusual S shaped angled legs. Beautiful French polish finsih. Three bookmatched wild grain doors. Could be great in a dining room, study or movie room...

Stunning French Deco sideboard with geometric design on the doors and machine age turned columns flanking the two doors that open to two adjustable shelves. Other design features Nickel plated hinges and Escutcheons , Mortise and Tenon joints with square peg...

The Blossom serving buffet by Ercole Home has a 2-door front, with metal base in bronze finish. The metal shelf is 5” H off the floor. Handcut glass mosaic in variety shades of whit...

The Ravenna cabinet by Ercole Home has a 4-door front, with painted white wood finish on oak. Handcut glass mosaic in different shades of white and ivory decorate the surface in Ra...

The Blossom buffet by Ercole Home has 2-door front with natural satin wood finish on walnut. Handcut glass mosaic in variety shades of white and ivory decorate the surface in Blosso...

The Blossom serving buffet by Ercole Home has a 4-door front, with hand-hammered metal base and door frames in bronze finish. Handcut glass mosai...

A handsome and decorative pine buffet or glazed dresser with dentil moulding and three full balusters to the upper section which is supported on two turned columns and a paneled spla...

This beautiful organic design cabinet is made of natural shagreen. It has 2 doors and the top is covered with rock crystal marquetry. The organic design knobs are made in lost wax ca...

Hand crafted sideboard / buffet by Kittinger furniture company. This piece has three ample drawers with large brass pulls. The scalloped edge gives i...

“Ondulation 2” is an association of 42 squares (black and white, Black tinted sycamore and oxidize sycamore) marquetry to create a kinetic distortion. Aymeric Lefort (b. France 1971) Lefort's decision to become a designer was inspired by the furniture of Jean Royere in his family home in France. After finishing his studies in cabinet making at the renowned Institut de St Luc in Tournai, where he specialised in design, he went on to complete his training in the workshops of cabinet makers, interior decorators, and upholsterers in Brussels where he was motivated by his desire to learn new techniques in the decorative arts. These apprenticeships gave him a thorough grounding and an enviable technical knowledge in the art of cabinetmaking; this, combined with his commitment to the highest levels of craftsmanship which Lefort brings to his contemporary designs, continues a long tradition of French cabinetry...

Brutalist solid elm cabinet, rustic. The buffet features stunning elm structure on door panels. It offers ample storage, with a swiveling plate behind the upper doors. A unique blend...

This magnificent Provencal cabinet from France is a true marvel of craftsmanship, rich with history and authentic charm. Dating back to circa 1890, this piece exudes the casual yet r...