This Early 19th‑century French Renaissance Revival buffet in solid oak showcases the elaborate carving and fine cabinetry associated with Neo‑Renaissance work of the 1800s. The front façade is a detailed work of art: horses, lion‑type masks, and cherubic faces are carved in full relief across the upper frieze, framed by scrolling acanthus and other foliate motifs. Stylized floral sprays decorate the raised door panels, while a scalloped lower edge and block feet complete the masterful carving.
As beautiful as it is practical, the buffet offers upper drawers (disguised in the carved frieze) and a spacious interior with shelving, making it ideal for dining‑room service, barware, or linen storage. Warm, richly patinated oak, brass‑stud accents, and paneled sides attest to its 19th‑century French craftsmanship and give the piece a strong chateau presence in any room.
Dimensions: 22" D x 59" W x 42" H
France, Circa 1830's