A Fine Walnut Vitrine from Arles France ca. 1760

A fine Louis XV Period Vaisellier, constructed in Burled Ash and Fruitwood, and originating in Bresse, France. The Frame, composed by a three-door lower cupboard serving as a buffet, surmounted by a raised shelved back with arched canopy & flanked by enclosed cupboards. The central section with front rails designed to store exposed plates. For similar, though less elaborate examples, please refer to The Antiques Directory...

A fine Buffet deux Corps, dating from the Regence period and French in Origin. The exterior in fine figured Walnut, with carved designs in the Rococo taste and a deep moulded cornice...

A French 18th century vaisellier in walnut featuring arched cornice, plate rack with enclosed clock workings, 3 paneled door cabinet below with foliage ...

Large 18th Century French Louis XV Buffet deux Corps in Burled Elm & Walnut

Antique French Louis XV walnut and glass vitrine cabinet, Circa 1880.

During the mid-18th century, women’s fashion became grandiose, with towering wigs and exotic headwear becoming the norm for the bourgeoisie. This necessitated a need for tall and nar...

Charming small Louis XV style wall display cabinet from the Bresse region, crafted in solid walnut and dating from the 19th century. This elegant wall cabinet features beautifully c...

A petite French Louis XV period walnut vitrine display cabinet from the 18th century, with single glass door and richly carved floral-themed motifs. ...