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Decorative 18th Century French Oak Buffet Deux Corps, of Small Proportions

Over the years I’ve sold many, usually slight or profusely carved.

This example has elegant modern like lines, beautifully worn and patinated. All original brass-work.

The standout piece in a modern apartment living room, entrance or hallway. Stunning lines indeed.

As I said usually carved, also usually much larger proportions.

H.230cm W.120cm D.50cm

19th Century Continental blue painted dresser CJZ500

19th Century Continental display dresser/sideboard

The moulded cornice above two framed doors, the central fixed. The base having a domed hinged fall-front, opening to reveal a narrow storage compartment, above two rectangular drawers, then two paneled doors, all having steel ringed handles. Resting on plain bracket feet. The well worn blue rustic painted finish has been applied for many years and should be retained.

C.1880

H.203cm W.124cm D.49cm

A Beautifully Faded 18th Century French Fruitwood Louis XV Buffet a Deux Corps

CDF500

An impressive piece for your entrance, living area or kitchen.

A beautifully faded 18th Century French fruitwood Louis XV buffet a deux corps

The well moulded cornice, above a figured fruitwood top-rail, With two long panelled doors, attached by long stylish hinges.

The base having two slender moulded drawers, above two panelled doors and a well suited shaped apron, resting on attractive cabriole legs.

Having all the original steel work, handles, escutcheons and hinges.

The overall faded patina is exceptional, and brings this piece to the top of its market, as NOT over restored.

Exceptional.

$9,800

C.1770

Note: No GST as consignment.

An exceptional last quarter 19th Century French serpentine rosewood sideboard – AA0626

Stock AA0626

Last quarter 19th Century French serpentine rosewood sideboard.

The original shaped black marble top above three moulded drawers then four shaped carved panelled doors, having a shaped apron, the dividing corners having leaf and floral carved corners having leaf and floral carved corbel terminating to a short shaped carved cabriole leg.

The overall fading to the book-matched rosewood veneers has produced an exceptional tone.

Note: the interior is veneered with polished figured mahogany and has shaped shelving to match and a lined wine drawer. The carcass is in four sections all bolt firmly together for clever transporting and reconstruction.

H: 3’ 4” – 102 cm W: 6’ 11” – 211 cm D: 2’ – 61 cm