This buffet à deux corps comes apart in two pieces: upper and lower thus the French name given.   The glass is lead glass.   It has two drawers.   Dishes as seen may be presented on the back of the middle section on the runner.   I believe the wood is oak.  The support on the bottom left has become detached but not being a furniture guy at all I haven't put it back (not sure how).   This piece was awesome in a home with 8 foot ceilings.  Unfortunately it is collecting dust in the garage at this time as present home ceilings are too low.   This piece was purchased in 1999 in Paris France when in residence there.   

This three four door buffet is solid oak.   It was purchased in France in 1985 while living there.   It is in great condition and can be dissembled.  The piece is more modern as it uses bolts to assemble (see photo).   

I have several pieces to sell and this is my favorite.   The design is plain and no frills which I enjoy.   The lock is double typical European style meaning you turn the lock twice to lock.   The wardrobe is assembled with wooden dowels but the piece may come apart into several pieces for transport.   

I have no knowledge of the date of the frame or who this artist is.

I am thankful for any insight! :)

I am not sure of this artist or the age of this wooden frame. 

I am thankful for any insight! :)

A client of mine was moving and gave me this chest. The only thing he knows about it is that it was his dad's. I wish I could say more, but we really have no information about this chest.