Belgian Buffets

Art Nouveau buffet from the 1920s in the Belgian Art & Craft style of the period, reminiscent of the work of Serrurier Bovy. The structure is made of solid and veneered oak with a ma...

1900s Belgian Louis XIII Carved Oak Buffet. This richly detailed buffet reflects the architectural strength and ornate carving characteristic of the Louis XIII style. Crafted in soli...

Large 19th century Flemish carved oak cabinet circa 1870. Profusely carved cupboard of grand proportions in the baroque revival taste.  Comprising of 2 sections. Understated cornic...

A magnificent piece of design history, this vintage cabinet / highboard is designed by the famous Belgium designer: Alfred Hendrickx for Belform. However this is a special one of a k...

Antique French Renaissance Raised Buffet in Carved Oak makes a powerful statement with its impressive scale, deep relief carving, and rich architectural presence. Crafted in richly ...

A super Art Deco two-door cabinet finishing on a pedestal base shown with nickel plated hardware in beautiful rich stained rosewood veneer. Sleek two door cabinet/sideboard/bar on a ...

Art Nouveau period, oak buffet circa 1900. Belgian scool in the style of Gustav Serrurier Bovy.  

A rare and character-rich buffet from the Liège region of current day Belgium, dating to the early 18th century and firmly rooted in the Régence period. The carving reflects the tra...

A superb example of the Liégeois tradition, this 19th century Belgian oak buffet showcases the robust carving and architectural presence for which the region of Liège is so admired. ...

Substantial in size and beauty, this oak buffet is adorned with carvings from the hunt, scrolled foliage, flowers, and the fruit of the vine. It showcases a pierced crown of scrolled...

19th Century Liegoise Louis XIV Three Door Buffet is a classic example of the master craftsmanship of the artisans of Liege, a storied region located in the heart of northern Europe ...

19th century Louis XVI marble top walnut display buffet by Kint of Gand is a stunning piece that will immediately command admiration from all who enter the room in which it is displayed! Hand-crafted by Edouard Kint, a fine furniture maker in the historic city of Ghent (called Gand in French), a city that originally started as a settlement at the confluence of the Rivers Scheldt and Leie and in the Late Middle Ages became one of the largest and richest cities of northern Europe, with some 50,000 people in 1300. It prospered primarily because of the rich, fertile soils surrounding the area. Evidence of habitation during the Stone Age has been found, and by the late 19th century it was a thriving European center with historical significance, producing such masterworks as this splendid buffet. Although it is almost six feet in width and over two feet in depth, its rounded sides soften the impact of its footprint on your floor plan, while simultaneously providing copious display, storage, and serving space in abundance! Crafted from hand-select walnut, it has been lavishly carved with intertwined foliates across the main facade in a step-front configuration, with rounded cornerposts carved with rosettes, egg form and laurel garlands atop reeded and fluted motifs providing a framework for the lush, artistic neoclassical carvings on the parquet-paneled doors. Urns in full relief are depicted amongst flowing ribbon, floral garlands and intertwined vines. Bronze key guards add a nice accent. On each side, recessed behind the aforementioned rounded cornerposts, are the display cabinets in a full quarter-round form, with fluting across the drawer that, with the bronze bale pull, pivots out on a single rear hinge. The rounded cabinet door below is fitted with a single curved pane of beveled glass, with quarter round shelving...

19th Century Flemish Renaissance Buffet was hand-crafted from solid oak, and features the unique molding designs of the region, creating a diamond...

curious art nouveau oak dresser from the early 20th century from Brussels Small model composed of 4 doors and two drawers with 2 glass doors Very beautiful work on the windows with ...

Made of oak and finished with a medium stain, this beautiful server from the beginning of the 20th-century is a feast for the eyes! From the elaborately carved crown over the backboa...

Impressive antique sideboard in solid carved wood, dating from the late 18th to the early 19th century, inspired by the Renaissance. This substantial piece of furniture stands out f...

19th Century Louis XVI marble top walnut display buffet by Kint of Gand is a stunning piece that will immediately command admiration from all who enter the room in which it is displayed! Hand-crafted by Edouard Kint, a fine furniture maker in the historic city of Ghent (called Gand in French), a city that originally started as a settlement at the confluence of the Rivers Scheldt and Leie and in the Late Middle Ages became one of the largest and richest cities of northern Europe, with some 50,000 people in 1300. It prospered primarily because of the rich, fertile soils surrounding the area. Evidence of habitation during the Stone Age has been found, and by the late 19th century it was a thriving European center with historical significance, producing such masterworks as this splendid buffet. Although it is almost six feet in width and over two feet in depth, its rounded sides soften the impact of its footprint on your floor plan, while simultaneously providing copious display, storage, and serving space in abundance! Crafted from hand-select walnut, it has been lavishly carved with intertwined foliates across the main facade in a step-front configuration, with rounded cornerposts carved with rosettes, egg form and laurel garlands atop reeded and fluted motifs providing a framework for the lush, artistic neoclassical carvings on the parquet-paneled doors. Urns in full relief are depicted amongst flowing ribbon, floral garlands and intertwined vines. Bronze key guards add a nice accent. On each side, recessed behind the aforementioned rounded cornerposts, are the display cabinets in a full quarter-round form, with fluting across the drawer that, with the bronze bale pull, pivots out on a single rear hinge. The rounded cabinet door below is fitted with a single curved pane of beveled glass, with quarter round shelving...

A high-quality pair of Louis XV style oak buffets featuring elegant curves and refined detailing. The matching set offers both visual symmetry and ample storage. Crafted with attenti...

Magnificent Renaissance marble top buffet. Inspired by classic architectural details of the time. Featuring marble inset top, two drawers with cast ...

Belgium / 18th Century Liège / Display Cabinet / wood A distinguished example of 18th‑century craftsmanship from the Liège region, this display cabinet embodies the elegance, refine...

Flemish commode or chest of drawers in oak with serpentine front and three drawers with original hardware, rich brown patina, circa mid-late 1700s. Measures: 53 1/2" long x 24 1/2" ...

19th Century Liégeois Louis XIV two-door buffet reflecting the proud carving traditions of the Liège region, where furniture was crafted with depth, movement, and enduring character....

At this time, a companion buffet from the same original set is also available ~ sold separately ~ offering the opportunity to acquire the pair if you act fast! This refined 19th cen...

At this time, a companion buffet from the same original set is also available ~ sold separately ~ offering the opportunity to acquire the pair if you act fast! This refined 19th cen...

Antique Liegoise Louis XIV marble top buffet is a splendid example of the extraordinary quality in both materials and craftsmanship for whi...

This stunning Art Deco buffet is hand-painted in the style of Wassily Kandinsky, reflecting the vibrant spirit of avant-garde art. Originally created in Belgium, this piece has a ric...