18th Century French Louis XVI Whitewashed Buffet ~ Cabinet provides an excellent example of the level of high quality that was attainable by the more humble, rural furniture crafters in France during the period.  Utilizing dense, old-growth oak, they created a neoclassical casework with rectilinear form, then set about adorning it with motifs inspired by...

Early 19th Century French Directoire Period Stripped Oak Buffet is an historically significant piece, recalling the period as France transitioned out of the Empire style into a more staid architecture and level of embellishment that realized the essence of classicism.  Diagonal patterns cut into the panels and drawers are accentuated by the fine molded...

Early 19th Century Country French Louis XVI Whitewashed Oak Buffet was designed to maximize storage while providing a minimal footprint on the floor plan.  Tailored neoclassical architecture is enhanced by subtle molded detail and brilliant bas relief on the cabinet doors depicting stylized ribbon, floral and foliate designs.  Pegged mortise & tenon...

19th Century French Louis XIV Stripped Oak Console features a single elaborately scrolled and hand-carved leg and a diminutive size making it perfect for that special niche or cove.  Intriguing finish features a very subtle whitewash over stripped oak revealing the extraordinary and beautiful grain in the wood.Circa 1880sMeasures 34H x 19.5W x 13D