It is a challenge to find a long sideboard, so discovering one this size is a special find. The paneled drawers, doors and sides add to the clean lines of the buffet. The newer white paint has been distressed, adding both dimension and character to it.

This Gustavian style sideboard or buffet features three slightly bombe front drawers flanked by two large cabinet drawers with carved moldings and an intricate laced apron.

It is unusual to find a pair of sideboards, let alone long ones such as seen in this lovely pair. The gently curved doors and tapered legs add to the grace and charm of this set.

The appeal of this work table comes from the worn, weathered look created from the generations of use it has recieved. Notice the metal rods, now rusted with age, which create added support to the four stretchers.

One can sit and eat or write and ponder over this Baroque oak table with handsome baluster shaped legs. The solid, aged oak top barely reveals its 200 years of use, yet bursts with character that is only developed over time.

Function, form and interior fashion combine in this narrow console table from China. The two small center doors open to reveal the interior storage area, while the two sliding doors (which flank the center) slide outward allowing you to store throughout the entire interior.

Early 19th century pine tavern table from Denmark, with four baluster shaped legs and well worn stretchers. There are remnants of old amber colored paint that contrasts nicely with the dark pine construction.

There is something inviting about the aged pine and heavy legs of this old library table from Denmark. Notice the heavy wear along the drawers and mis-matched pulls revealing its constant use as it likely served as work table as well

A very versatile piece, this early 19th century sideboard could easily function as a sofa table or buffet. The gloss lacquer finish enhances the dark yellow ocher paint and gives it incredible depth. The three drawers provide the storage needed for a dining room side table or buffet.

This classic pair of demilune tables are made of dark mahogany rest upon  turned legs.

While most of the original white paint has been scraped off, it is this very distressed feel that give this demilune table such a warm and comfortable "presence." Demi-lune tables were a traditional style element throughout the 1800's in Sweden.

This tall and dramatic work table draws you in to reach out and touch it's thick unfinished hard wood top with rustic appeal. The ornate, vintage cast iron legs on castors add stability and give the piece an industrial slant, making this a great work table or kitchen island.

Stately& elegant, this mahogany cabinet reveals its Biedermeier style in the classic columns, bronze accents and bowed/curved door, in addition to the striking finish of the rich mahogany. Designed as a pedestal cabinet by an exclusive craftsman, originally it likely displayed a special item on top.

The beautiful wood has aged gracefully, boasting a lovely rich patina in this French provincial sideboard. Three drawers over three spacious lower cabinet doors allows for excellent storage as a dining room buffet among other uses.

This antique pine sideboard is a great find due to its length; at 81" long, it can be used as a serving buffet, urban farmhouse kitchen island (it is free-standing, painted white on the back) or even as a double sink in a bathroom.

Known as a "grocer's desk" in Denmark, every country store whether grocer, hardware or pharmacist would have had a pine counter or storage cabinet, often with many small drawers such as you see in this one. This counter is free-standing, making it ideal to serve as a kitchen island in a modern home

Whether originally used in a print shop or simply as a work table with tools and hardware, each of the drawers have small sectioned compartments, making this piece ideal to organize and store small items.

It is the massive maple block top worn uneven from the many decades of use that draws one toward this original French butcher's block. Narrow and solid, it is being sold "as is.

Pair of Danish console cabinets with tall mirrors above, circa 1840-1860, in flame mahogany.

Beautiful and versatile, this painted Chinese lacquered cabinet has a lovely aged patina with hints of lighter red and amber beneath a time worn, dark red paint whispering of years gone by. The lacquered finish is highly polished giving the paint incredible depth.

The deep red color of this Chinese four door cabinet is enhanced by it's highly polished lacquered finish while the dark maroon sides offer a nice contrast and continue the clean modern look of the piece. Where paint was worn down through the years, darker shades of black and wood are revealed.