A rare 18th century Swedish buffet from the Gustavian period, dry scraped back to reveal the original white paint and natural wood surface. This beautiful buffet has dentil molding around the top, two large reeded doors, and is raised upon elongated tapered and fluted legs. Original bronze hardware, circa 1790.

We offer expedited, fully-insured, custom packaged / crated, domestic and global shipping, including delivery to the door service, delivery to a receiver service, and white glove service, which includes inside setup with debris removal.  Please inquire for more information.

The Gustavian style, named after King Gustav III of Sweden, is a restrained interpretation of the French Louis XV and Louis XVI style. King Gustav III was enamored with the neoclassical style and therefore created his own beautiful interpretation for Sweden.  The Gustavian style originated in the late 1700’s, inspired by French Neoclassicism, and is still highly sought after today.