For sale is a good quality antique flame mahogany Biedermeier sideboard, circa 1830. Having a two door cupboard to the centre, flanked by taller pedestals on either side, flanked by faux columns with acanthus leaf carvings to the top, with two shaped drawers above on either side. The centre section has a leather lined slide and the sideboard stands on crisp carved feet, remaining in very good condition for its age, this is a very good quality piece with well matched flame mahogany veneers throughout. Width: 210cm Depth: 57cm Hight: 106cm

Original Wilhelminian style sideboard console wall table around 1875 Dimensions. Height x width x depth 95 x 100 x 56 This is an original sideboard / console in a beautiful shape / a wall table from around 1875, This is a beautiful piece made of oak wood / veneer. This console is in very good condition, the top may have been added over time.

Pretty Baroque style sideboard Dimensions: Height x Width x Depth 90 x 100 x 48 For sale is a very pretty sideboard / chest of drawers in the Baroque style. This sideboard with drawer / 2 doors has a particularly impressive, elegant effect supported by charm and charisma. This piece has a particularly pretty and attractively elegant front made of burl wood and imitation inlays. This piece is in a nice, clean, ready-to-use condition.

Large, modernist Art Deco Sideboard by Gaston Poisson from France, circa 1935. High-gloss black piano lacquer on solid mahogany wood. Two front doors with flutings. Four drawers in the middle with chrome-plated knobs. Interior and shelves in Mahogany with inlays on the edges. Original large Portor marble top. Manufacturer: Attributed to Gaston Poisson Dimensions: H 101 cm / 39.76″ W 213.5 cm / 84″ D 51 cm / 20.08″.

“Margot” Sideboard designed by Gianluigi Gorgoni for Fratelli Turri in 1974, belonging to the “Privilege” series and created in collaboration with Casa Vogue.Fr The sideboard is made of wood veneered in thuja burl and with metal inserts in 18k gold plating. A truly stunning object of Italian manufacturing excellence from the 1970s. The object is in very good vintage condition. Condition: In very good vintage condition. Wear consistent with age and use. Dimensions: 77cm H x 223cm W x 45cm D

Wonderful partly solid sideboard in Scandinavian style from the 1950s. Body in bleached walnut veneer with two cabinet doors, a shelf, four drawers and new square steel feet in white. The side surfaces were coated with Formica in white. The design is attributed to the Bauhaus student Franz Ehrlich.

Quality features:

Perfect design: perfect proportions and noticeable attention to detail
high-quality workmanship using first-class materials
Sliding doors with solid wood recessed handles
Solid wood drawers, one of which is lockable
Made in Germany

Beautiful buffet or highboard by unknown designer or manufacturer, Belgium 1960. Superb example of Belgium refined furniture. This symmetric rosewood highboard features wonderful details and great craftsmanship. It is made of beautifully grained veneered rosewood with chromed metal details. It has four doors with shelves behind and a folding door in the middle with three drawers below. Very nice details are the sculpted pulls, “socks” and grain to the rosewood. Its timeless beauty adds a touch of elegance to any home.

This well-crafted high quality highboard is in very good original condition with minor wear due time and usage. An incredible catch for any modern home, office or interior.

Classic sideboard from the 1960s. High-quality body in teak veneer with four cabinet doors, two shelves and new square steel feet in black. The top and two cabinet doors were coated with black Formica.

Quality features:

very good workmanship
high quality materials
Solid wood edges on the front
Made in Germany

Very nice and rare small sideboard designed by William Watting and manufactured by Fristho Franeker, The Netherlands 1954. Made from teak wood, it features stylish black drawers and grey-painted door fronts, giving it a unique and modern look. Finished with nickel plated handles, their original and beautiful shaped keys in brass. The dark grey patinated brass feet are a nice feature, with a double structure that meets at the bottom, slightly pointing outwards for a light and airy feel. Its not only beautiful, it’s practical too, offering plenty of storage options for your belongings. You can tell it’s a quality piece with solid brass corners, and it’s marked with the Fristho tag on the left inside. Fristho was founded in 1921 by Arnould Merckx, who harbored international aspirations and quickly collaborated with renowned designers, particularly from Scandinavia. Young designer Inger Klingenberg joined the team, and William Watting achieved great success with the Modernart series. During that time, Fristho stood out as the primary representative of Scandinavian design among Dutch furniture manufacturers. The distinction extended beyond just aesthetics, encompassing craftsmanship, material selection, and quality. While the general public embraced these furnishings, Danish design did not always find favor among the artistic segment of the industry, notably represented in the magazine Goed Wonen. Many considered the designs too traditional and harmonious, aiming for the cleaner lines of functionalism. However, Fristho demonstrated its ability to adopt a bolder, avant-garde style. In the latter half of the 1950s, the design duo Kho Liang Ie and Wim Crouwel were brought on board. They represented the sleeker functionalism that was sought after. Kho Liang Ie’s J-series, including a beautifully designed wall unit in rosewood, underscored Fristho’s new direction. By the late 1960s, this trend evolved. There was resistance to the strict functionalism, and a shift toward more romantic styles emerged. Fristho quickly adapted, introducing the Twen series—practical furniture targeted at a younger audience. This series included matching wall units, tables, and chairs in the characteristic colours and patterns of the flower-power era.