Unique France

Sideboard Louis Philippe period. Provincial work of the 19th century, carpentry work in cherry wood. Typical straight lines and moulding during Louis Philippe.

Sideboard Louis XV style – Provincial work in oak in elegant proportion with volute shapes on the doors. Typical work of the East of France.

Sideboard in mahogany in an elegant proportion with shelvings symetricaly position on both sides.Fluted legs and cannelure decoration. Original gilded bronze hardware and Carrara marble top.

Sideboard carved in oak from Picardie area. Elegant large and strong proportion with cabriolet feet and volute shape on the front panels. Typical design with a set of 3 drawers in the middle with long hardware. All original and perfect condition.

A Transition style sideboard opening with 3 doors and 3 drawers made in marquetry of different wood. Original gilded bronzes and marble top “breche Medicis”.
The Transition period is the period between the Louis XVth and the Louis XVIth period, recognizable by the mix between the 2 styles. Here we note that the legs are still curved in the Louis XVth style and the design of the marquetry is already straight in the Louis XVIth style.

Typical provincial work from Burgundy area. Carved in walnut in a diamond shape design reviving the taste of Louis XIII style.

Buffet Art Deco period. Pure classical lines of this style with geometrical shapes accentuated by the flamed walnut venneer, stylized hardware and dressed with the original Portor marble top.

Important regional style sideboard “enfilade” made of a beautiful type of oak. This piece is a typical example of provincial furniture from the XVIIIth Century.

Sideboard Louis XV period carved in oak with cabriolet feet finishing in scroll works, elegant volute shapes on the doors, and provincial rosaces. Original hardware and marble top.

Large sideboard in walnut opening by 3 doors and 3 drawers.
Very fine Louis XVI motives hand sculpted.