Cabinets Included Red Wood Sideboards & Buffets

When storage lets the marble do the talking. Nadine blends smart utility with standout materials in one clean silhouette. A creamy Banswara marble top adds instant polish, paired with a color-blocked frame that brings structure and contrast. Two doors and three drawers keep the layout practical, with crisp lines and rich texture from every angle. Functional where it counts. Refined where it shows.

This refined 19th century cabinet is made of solid elm wood with a warm, reddish-brown lacquer finish that emphasizes the natural beauty of the timber grain. The rectangular silhouette features 2 flush-mounted doors secured by a large, circular brass lock plate with a traditional sliding pin and teardrop pulls. Inside, the cabinet provides a spacious interior with a single fixed shelf. The piece is grounded by an elaborate base, which includes a continuous geometric fretwork frieze and a lower apron deeply hand-carved with scrolling cloud motifs and a central longevity symbol. This elm cabinet serves as a sophisticated focal point for a living area, bedroom, or entryway.

This later 19-century antique Chinese sideboard buffet table was retrieved from Inner Mongolia and restored by a skilled craftsman. The painting on three door panels of this sideboard demonstrates the artisans commanding skill of Shui-mo ("water and ink") also loosely termed watercolor or brush painting. With red square frames, three doors are transformed into 3 traditional Chinese mountain & water paintings. The clear lacquer is applied to protect the painting and wood. There are 3 compartments, 2 shelves in each with one removable shelf. Ample storage space as an entertainment center.

Retrieved from Shanxi Province, this 19th century refined cabinet is crafted from solid elm wood. The rectangular body is centered by a large, circular brass lock plate with a traditional sliding pin and teardrop pulls, which secure two doors. Inside, the cabinet offers a spacious storage area divided by a single fixed shelf. The piece is distinguished by its elaborate base, which includes a finely carved frieze with a continuous fretwork pattern and a lower apron embellished with hand-painted scrolling motifs and a central medallion. This provincial piece balances a minimalist aesthetic with intricate decorative details, making it a versatile addition to any contemporary or traditional interior.

This antique cabinet is made from solid elm wood, showcasing a rich, warm grain and a beautifully aged patina. The piece is distinguished by a wide upper drawer featuring hand-carved scrolling foliate motifs and a traditional iron locking pin. Its architectural silhouette is enhanced by ornate, pierced side spandrels and 2 central cabinet doors that open to a spacious storage interior. This cabinet will be an unique storage cabinet in living rooms, great rooms or family rooms. It will be one-of-a-kind dry bar cabinet or TV entertainment cabinet.

Dating to 1806, this antique sideboard is made from solid elm wood, showcasing a hand-carved facade with deep scrolling foliate motifs across two upper drawers. The piece features an overhanging top and a recessed panel front, where 2 central doors open to reveal a spacious interior divided by a single fixed shelf. Its warm, reddish-brown finish highlights the natural elm grain and a well-preserved historic patina, accented by original brass ring pulls and circular hardware. It's a timeless addition to an entryway, dining room, or living space

Rosewood, walnut, and satinwood marquetry. Three drawers. Two doors with key locks. Breccia marble top.

A mahogany breakfront sideboard or side cabinet, with a fluted frieze and four frieze drawers with finely cast swag brass drop handles, centered below by two paneled cupboard doors flanked by three drawers on each side, on a plinth base. The original Regency, circa 1770, adapted from the bookcase in the Summerland Room.