This Danish buffet cabinet from the mid-19th century is made in oak with a strong solid pine structure. The piece has a calm farmhouse presence, balanced by detailed carvings and refined proportions. The upper section features crystal glass windows framed by carved oak panels, while the lower doors are decorated with hand-carved grape motifs and Art Nouveau inspired escutcheons. Original brass Jugendstil handles add a subtle contrast to the raw wood surface.
The cabinet stands on turned legs with open shelving and generous storage behind the doors. The warm oak grain and dry finish give the piece a simple and honest character. Decorative details are carefully placed without overwhelming the design, keeping the overall expression clean and architectural.
A functional and sculptural storage piece that works well in both rustic and modern interiors.
Good antique condition with age-related wear and patina.
The glass panels are intact and the cabinet remains solid and functional.
Including 1 functional key. The key does not lock the tiny doors on the upper section, but can be used as a handle to open and close them.
All pieces are reviewed in our warehouse and are celaned, treated carefully and structurally solid.
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