Small Buffet by Franz Xaver Sproll, Switzerland, circa 1950

Lovely 1940s cabinet in sycamore with two pull tabs. The doors are adorned with two panels in carved wood. Original top in marble. Interior and shelves ...

Buffet in solid wood and panels in wood veneer. Three molded doors with highlights in gilded bronze. Recessed base with four heels of angles in gilded bronze. Top partially covered w...

Pair of high-back cabinets by Guido Faleschini for Hermès, Italy, 1970. The structures are in wood, upholstered with black felt on the inside and black velvet felt on the outside (in...

Two small sample rugs designed by Verner Panton and published by Verner Panton Design in Basel, Switzerland. Pure new wool.

Rare pair of pyramid-shaped shelves, made by Maison Jansen, circa 1970. Visible on all four sides and can be placed in the middle of a room, they are made of square nickel-plated br...

Interesting Art Deco period buffet with four doors and a window with two sliding windows. It is made of blond mahogany entirely clad with aluminum sheets. Pull handles in stained wood.

Chapo style sideboard in walnut by Franz Xaver Sproll, 1960s. Fantastic use of hinges and connections just as Pierre Chapo did in the same era. Go...

Franz Xaver Sproll, sideboard, walnut, Switzerland, 1960s Swiss furniture maker Franz Xaver Sproll is known for high-quality, hand-crafted furniture in solid wood, featuring charac...

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Vintage late 17th century oak buffet with hand-forged metal hardware. Two drawers and two doors, with carved detailing.   

Lovely Small cabinet in solid walnut. Characterized by carving in the doors, elegant and wavy feet. Finished on each side so it can also be placed in the center of the room. Perfect ...

Beautiful early 20th century Art Nouveau buffet/ cabinet out of Austria made by the renowed company of Viennesse cabinetmaker Heinrich Bäck around 1910. The lower part provides two doors, both adorned by a fantastic looking inlayed patterns as well as a two drawers. A slightly pink/ orange shining marple plate on top and the still original facet cut mirror plate (showing aging spots/ slight scratches) in the back gives this matchless 20th century buffet a matchless appearance. The attached upper part with two facet cut glass panelled doors floats on four beautiful carved solid wooden columns, all additionally edged by polished brass applications. Two smaller compartments - veneered in fine birds eye maple - appear behind these lovely worked doors that can be wide opened. Another great highlight is the delicate silver coated floral design on the glass panels. Elaborately made brass fittings and a brass strip around the bottom edge completes the incredible look this lovely antique Art Nouveau buffet...