19th Century Belgian Liégeoise Oak Buffet with Saint-Remy Marble Top

Price: $3,980

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.  The façade is richly sculpted with flowing scrollwork, paneled doors, and a shaped apron, all balanced by strong vertical stiles that give the piece structure and authority.  The depth of the oak grain enhances the carved ornament, creating a surface alive with movement and craftsmanship.
Crowning the cabinet is its original Saint-Remy marble top, a classic Belgian stone quarried in the Ardennes. Distinguished by its warm light brown to taupe ground and expressive white veining, Saint-Remy marble was favored in fine Belgian cabinetry for its harmony with oak—substantial, elegant, and beautifully natural without overwhelming the wood beneath.
Solid, enduring, and unmistakably European in character, this buffet embodies the strength and artistry of 19th century Liégeois design.  It brings heritage, texture, and quiet grandeur to a dining room, library, or entry—an heirloom presence built to serve for generations.
Circa 1890s
Measures 40H x 48W x 20.5D
Available for pickup in the Dallas Design District, Dallas, Texas