Buffet Audoux twink in reflected bamboo, 2 facade doors with hinges and wrought iron lock entrance.

Small bahut or old convenient of the 20s, its elegant and rustic charm at the same time is enhanced with an old “old white” painting. We are a fan of his unique experience and the reduced dimensions that make it as well a dresser for the toddler as an extra piece of furniture in a kitchen or a bathroom.

The Parisian buffet is made of solid wood. It is patinated as desired, clean and perfectly functional. His “old white” painting is old with an authentic experience participating in its charm. The dresser has 4 drawers with their original buttons and a storage box with shelf, closed by a hinged door.

106cm wide, 53cm deep, 70cm high. 10cm of drawer height.

Wonderful shopping counter from the 1950s. Corpus in walnut veneer with eight folding doors, eight extracts with new covers made of high -quality upholstery fabric in light gray and slanted feet with brass caps.

Quality features:
-Ie good workmanship
-high-quality materials
-Made in Germany

Dresser from Queyras (Hautes Alpes – France), an essential center of mountain folk art. This Swiss pine piece of furniture was made by a craftsman in the 70s/80s. Decoration and knife sculptures. The dresser is very heavy, cannot be dismantled and has 6 casters.

Double body sideboard in solid walnut Louis Philippe period.
The bottom of the feet are of the “clog” type, the front uprights have sides
cut.
The choice of walnut is interesting, the veins and color nuances are
remarkable. All embellished by the symmetry of the boards.
The locks are original and work perfectly.
The patina is warm and nuanced, the interiors are glazed for use
easier. The upper part is equipped with racks, the shelves are therefore adjustable.

H 233 cm W 137cm (cornice level) D64 cm

This stunning desk and buffet table combination, originating from Mexico in the second half of the 18th century, is a remarkable example of colonial craftsmanship. Made of polychromed pine wood with embossed silver plates, the piece is adorned with intricate religious scenes and vegetative motifs. It features a crest with the coat of arms of Francisco Antonio de Lorenzana y Butrón, a prominent historical figure. Key Features: Historical Significance: The piece bears the coat of arms of Francisco Antonio de Lorenzana y Butrón, Archbishop of Mexico, Cardinal-Archbishop Primate of Spain, and Grand Inquisitor. Craftsmanship: Made from polychromed pine wood, the desk and buffet table are decorated with embossed silver plates depicting religious scenes and vegetative motifs. Design: The desk features a robust, prismatic structure composed of two parts: a buffet with bridge legs and an upper desk. Restorations: The piece has undergone restorations and modifications, ensuring its preservation and continued functionality. Specifications: Materials: Polychromed pine wood, embossed silver plates Dimensions: Desk: 102 cm (height) x 102 cm (width) x 41 cm (depth) Buffet Table: 90.5 cm (height) x 116 cm (width) x 54.5 cm (depth) Origin: Mexico Era: Late 18th century and later : This Mexican desk and buffet table set, dating from the late 18th century, showcases a robust and prismatic structure. Composed of two parts—the buffet table with bridge legs and the upper desk—both are crafted from polychromed pine wood and adorned with exquisite embossed silver plates. These plates feature intricate vegetative motifs and religious scenes, including the Education of the Virgin, the Betrothal of the Virgin, the Annunciation, the Flight to Egypt, and the Nativity. The lower section is supported by two longitudinal legs connected by a central architectural structure with Doric columns and a corridor-like design with semicircular arches. The perimeter of the tabletop is decorated with embossed silver appliques. The desk itself is symmetrically organized into three sections and three registers, with small drawers of varying sizes, each adorned with silver appliques of higher technical complexity. The desk is topped with a balustrade-like structure featuring a central crest and silver figures at the corners. The crest prominently displays the coat of arms of Francisco Antonio de Lorenzana y Butrón, indicating the piece’s illustrious ownership. Lorenzana y Butrón (León, 1722 – Rome, 1804) was a significant figure in Mexican and Spanish ecclesiastical history. Silver was a primary export of Spanish America, valued both as raw material and for its exquisite craftsmanship. Colonial silverwork achieved a level of refinement and quality comparable to European standards. This piece exemplifies the fusion of Western traditions with local cultural influences, showcasing the artisans’ talent in creating innovative and original designs.

Original Antique Pine Kitchen Dresser/Buffet. Originates from Hungary, mid 1800’s. Has original light green paint, which has some some wear from age and use. Structurally re-finished, in very good room condition. The top part has three sleves with dish/plate holder rods. Base has three drawers, and a cabinet part with a shelf.

G-Plan teak sideboard from the 1970s, model 3 doors and 1 double drawer – L=1m38.5, D=48.5cm, H=72cm.