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Victorian Buffet
Walnut with burl panels. Nice low dimensions. Dates to 1880.
| W:49" D:19" H:32" |
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American Federal Dressing Table
Mahogany dressing table made in USA c.1800. Pine secondary wood. Would serve nicely as small server or console table.
| W:42" D:19" H:32" |
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Early Victorian Buffet
A good example of early Victorian design featuring a gable backboard and long top (6.5 ft) resting on two single door pedestals having arched
panels flanked by corinthian capitals. Left pedestal has cellarette drawer with tin lining. Made around 1840.
| W:78" D:24" H:35" |
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Georgian Mahogany Buffet
Georgian mahogany buffet made around 1820 with pine secondary wood. Two pedestals with geometric panels and cross-banded veneers framing single doors
supporting a cross-banded top with three frieze drawers and swelled center. Left pedestal has tin-lined cellarette drawer.
| W:58" D:21" H:38" |
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Oak Buffet With Leaded Glass
An interesting oak buffet in two parts. Top section has leaded glass panes and mirrored back resting on tall cabriole legs that
terminate in paw feet leaving room for ample serving / food prep surface. Base has cavernous cupboard and drawer storage with
matching legs. Made around 1910. Found in Quebec.
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Early Butternut Buffet
Mid 19th century butternut buffet made for McGuiness House in Glengarry Country.
Surface is an aged, golden finish that makes butternut look its best. Maker is Brooks.
| W:46" D:19" H:52" |
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Canadian Georgian Buffet
Simple and elegant Georgian buffet made in New Brunswick c.1820. Mahogany with pine
secondary wood. Fine turnings, early surface and strong figured mahogany add character
to a functional and gorgeous piece.
| W:55" D:24" H:36" |
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Victorian Country Buffet
Contemporary buffet made by local cabinetmaker David Martignago for own use in 1983 at age 22. A throwback to Victorian times when colonial
woodworkers with formal cabinetry training spent time designing single pieces, selecting good timber and finished every detail
to the best of their ability. Ash with bookmatched burl walnut panels.
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Sheraton Sideboard
Sheraton buffet made of walnut with bookmatched veneers. A good example from the 1920's. Finish is original.
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Grain Painted Cupboard
Storage cupboard made of ash and grain painted by sisters at a local convent who used it for
art supplies. Nice combination of large drawer and cupboard storage. Provenance given to
final purchaser. Made around 1910.
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Quebec Tiger Maple Buffet
Solid tiger maple buffet made in Quebec c.1840.
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Canadian Mission Oak Buffet
Impressive Canadian Arts & Crafts buffet made by the North American Furniture Company in Owen Sound c.1910. The central
areas are faced with well selected quarter cut oak and period hardware. Each flanking cabinet has a subtle pyramid shape
and is encased by elephant style legs. Spectacular original finish.
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Chippendale Oak Buffet
Dense quarter cut oak grain, pleasing proportions, skillful carvings,
restrained decorations and giant ball and claw feet make this buffet a great draw for my shop and
a special piece to consider for your home. Unsigned but probably by North American Furniture Co,
Owen Sound.
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