Authentic regional buffet of the Loire Valley in solid cherry meter opening by two identical drawers whose facades are dressed in moods of fine ground wooden baguettes and have wooden print buttons. The underneath is encrusted in its center of a tinted wooden star.
This piece of furniture is equipped with two dollars, with a frame. The upper part of these doors is with movement and symmetrical, accompanied by molding. An original iron lock is accompanied by an operating key and two brass entries.
In the lower part, a projection plinth with throat rests on clogs.
The amounts of this buffet are discreetly embellished with two grooves on the angles. The frame top is made up of a large wooden panel and well -joined boards. A perimeter with throat and corbin beak brings finesse to the whole.
This chantenous character furniture will charm you with its ideal authenticity and dimensional.

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Era: late 19th century

Excellent condition after restoration in our workshop. Only waxed finish.

Dimensions:
Width: 117 cm
Depth: 59 cm
Height: 103 cm

Object: Credenza / pillar cabinet
Design: Otto Wytrlik, Vienna circa 1901
Model number: “Design for a simple dining room
Execution: August Ungethüm, Vienna around 1905
Dimensions in cm (H x W x D): 187 x 94 x 56
Material: beech wood, brass nickel -plated, faceted glass
Condition: good condition with signs of wear
Provenance: Welser private ownership
Literature: Furniture of Art Nouveau – Vera J. HEMAL – Collection of the Austrian Museum of Applied Arts, pp. 266-269 / Art and handicrafts, 1902, Issue 8/9, p. 52

Additional Information:
The large associated buffet (Figure 3 & 4), also carried out by unthermed, is also available (photos, information & price on request).

Otto Wytrlik was a student of Otto Wagner and is one of the big names of the Vienna Art Nouveau. The original version was carried out by his father’s art clasp – Josef Wytrlik – only 50 times. Other copies, which also include this piece, were used by other artificial furniture lines such as. Sigmund Oppenheim or August Ungethüm.
The ancient piece is well documented literarily and occupied 1st place in a competition, which was advertised by Portois & Fix: “Design for a simple dining room”. In 1902 the room was shown at the exhibition for decorative art in Turin and awarded a gold medal. 50 of this dining room, manufactured by Josef Wytrlik, were sold by the Portois & Fix company after 1902.

Georgian Painted Corner Cupboard. Late 18th Century Georgian corner cupboard, the top with shaped shelf and moulded cornice, black lacquer finish, pair of bow front doors with painted biblical scene, ornate metal hinges, three fixed internal shelves. Dimensions: 57cm wide x 40cm deep x 114cm high. 91cm high. 33cm deep shelves. Condition: Overall good solid condition, water mark to the top, some later board in the back, age and wear to the painting, some painted areas have been ‘touched in’, historic holes through the back to mount to a wall.

Magnificent 19th century showcase vitrine / display bookcase cabinet in burr walnut with beautiful hand-carved details and also still with the original glass! This antique display bookcase is in very good condition. It is easy to dismantle for transport and therefore also easy to reassemble. The dimensions are as follows:

Width: 161.5 cm
Height: 206.5 cm
Depth: 43 cm

This solid and veneered mahogany piece of furniture, made in Paris, includes a drawer on the front with mitred mahogany bands. It is embellished on the inside with a chiseled bronze rod and an important frieze composed of scroll scrolls and an entrance in the center.
This drawer has a functional original lock with its key.
Below, the crosspiece and the “S” sides are underlined by a scalloped and chiseled half-round strip.
This sideboard also opens with two doors, with edge bands assembled with a miter cut, embellished on the inside with a scalloped bronze rod.
These doors open with a key, with authentic up/down lock in working order, accompanied by its bronze oval entrance with foliage motifs.
A half-round and square brass joint cover is attached to the right door.
The lower crosspiece and the sides are covered with a bronze rosary.
On each side, in reserve, this piece of furniture has two solid mahogany columns with stopped fluting and top and bottom flanges.
The set rests on four tapered legs with rings and clogs.
The oak veneer interior offers a shelf on cleats.
The “S” or waved sides each offer a drawer that pivots forward.
The latter has the same characteristics as on the front.
The top, clad in white Carrara marble that follows the lines, is surrounded by an openwork brass gallery with a slight return.
Note that the back, the frame and the bottom are in oak.
This mahogany sideboard will stand out for its elegance and quality workmanship.

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Period: Mid 19th century

Excellent condition.

Waxed finish on hard bottom.

Dimensions:
Width: 130.5cm
Depth: 47cm
Height: 105.5cm

Old buffet 2 wooden bodies early 20th century
4 doors including 2 key closing
Original patina preserved.
Inner depth: 27 and 37 cm
Good condition.

Antique buffet cabinet from France from the period 1700/1750.
This large buffet cabinet comes from a French Chateau in the Allier region.
The walnut cabinet is very expertly crafted.
The lock and key are still original.
Despite its age, this antique buffet cabinet is in very good condition.

!!!Note the dimensions to get a realistic idea of this beautiful piece of furniture, it is a large and spacious piece!!!

Dimensions
65 x 165 x 114 cm
D x W x H
Weight approximately 120 kilos

This splendid Mid-Century modern revolving drinks cabinet by Vittorio Dassi is a real “surprise cabinet” . Its exterior is all polished precious wood and it features in its center a gorgeous decorative eglomise glass panel door with brass detailing surround. This door is fixed on a hidden central column which allows the body of the cabinet to revolve 360 degrees very smoothly and to revealsa superb maple interior with a fall front system. Its fall front also features a magnificent eglomise glass panel too. “Verre Eglomise “or églomise glass refers to the technique of applying gold or Silver leaf to glass for furniture, objects and specialty mirror makers. Verre Eglomise is an old world technique, with a rich history in the decorative arts. Usually executed on a panel of glass (for a picture frame, for example) backed with gold or silver leaf, the technique involves engraving a design through the leaf and applying coloured pigment so that the coloured portions show through the engraved areas. The painting is in turn backed with protective glass or foil. This technique sublimates the design . The decor is seen upside down and then shines with an unmistakable brilliance that gives it the light reflected by the glass. Concerning this piece of furniture, its decor is typically art deco design and is depicting African landscape, elephant and panther . It is purely magnificent… Its red glass top matches the red color of its main glass panel. As to its interior, its very light color of wood is superb and moreover there is plenty of room to store bottles and glasses in its 3 shelves and 2 drawers. Bar service area features a finely decorated mirror interior. 1 working key on its fall front + 1 key to lock the revolving mechanism.

Creator: Vittorio Dassi (Cabinetmaker)
Dimensions: Height: 143 cm (56.3 in) Width: 100 cm (39.38 in) Depth: 96 cm (37.8 in)
Style: Mid-Century Modern (Of the period)
Materials and Techniques: Art Glass
Place of Origin: Italy
Period: Mid 20th Century
Manufacture Date: 1950’s
Condition: Good condition. Wear consistent with age and use.