Step into the charm of the 19th century with this French Wood Patinated Shop Counter. Its glass-fronted design offers a delightful view of the showcased items, while sliding doors at the back ensure easy access to interior shelves. Adorned with a distinctive green patina, this versatile vintage piece can serve as a display case, work surface, dry bar, sideboard, or countertop. The counter exudes elegance and adapts seamlessly to various settings, reflecting the craftsmanship and style of a bygone era. Immerse yourself in the allure of this antique, where form and function harmonize to create a timeless and adaptable centerpiece. For additional images or more details, we encourage you to reach out to our team of design specialists

Finished with multiple layers of light blue, gray, and contrasting brown paint imprint this piece with a unique personality. A shelf behind two conveniently sliding doors adds functionality to this bar decorated with Empire-style edges. Add a playful accent to any space with the colorful and convenient piece of furnitur

Hand-crafted during the 19th century in France, this antique oak buffet gives unique character while also showing an antique personality. Crafted with an elegant blend of light wood and resplendent gold accents, it exudes sophistication while promising enduring functionality. This buffet displays two doors and two cabinets for ample storage space. With its ornate details and carved wood, you can see the true craftsmanship that went into creating this piece. The oak wood, treated delicately through a meticulous bleaching process, breathes new life into the grain, enhancing its natural beauty. For additional images or more details, we encourage you to reach out to our team of design specialists

Handcrafted out of solid European oak in the 19th century, this Belgian cupboard offers a distinctive design with elaborate ornamental accents. Twisted columns support the upper display shelf, complemented by meticulous foliate carvings and an impressive sculpted crest that crowns the cupboard, enhancing its captivating silhouette. The chest comprises a pair of compartments concealed behind raised panel doors, with a corresponding set of drawers positioned above. Exquisite brass handles shaped as wreaths imbue the chest with a neoclassical touch, enhancing the otherwise spartan design.

A bleached oak cabinet from France, produced circa 1800. An expertly crafted antique from the epoch that spawned the French empire, featuring a three shelf cabinet behind locking double doors. With a cornice like the wings of an omega, this stately piece stretches to a height of six feet. The oak wood, treated delicately through a meticulous bleaching process, breathes new life into the grain, enhancing its natural beauty. For additional images or more details, we encourage you to reach out to our team of design specialists

Primitive pine dry sink with zinc lined top. Perfect for kitchen, bathroom, mudroom, laundry room…so many uses.

This rustic bread cart is from the mid 20th Century. With a patina worn by years of daily use, this piece combines an industrial aesthetic with recollections of old-world charm. The practical steel frame features an oxidized industrial patina alongside natural finished wooden shelves; the effect is bright and contemporary. A geometric grid, frames the contrasting geometry of wooden slats to create a fresh and striking visual effect. Built for function, the wealth of adjustable shelves would store a sizable quantity of baked goods as they rose and cooled after baking.

With its handsome design and rich original patina, this antique wooden cupboard offers a distinguished period piece. Hand-built in Germany in the 1800s, the composition combines generous storage space with a set of upper display shelves. Contoured brackets and a decorative carved rail create a graceful frame for treasured objects; urn-shaped balusters and fluted moldings add a Neoclassical inflection. The surface of the wood has acquired an attractive finish over the centuries – notes of cherry red and warm caramel lend the dignified silhouette a timeworn glow.

A Tibetan or Mongolian painted four-door cabinet, 19th century with substantially original paint.

Cabinet buffet credenza in steel, copper, mirror and glass in a Brutalist style by the french artist designer Stéphane Ducatteau, signed and dated 2000 on the back, early piece from his production, probably a unique piece. In a mid-century modern italian mood.

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