American Renaissance Revival Inlaid Wood Buffet by Union Furniture Co., c.1920's

This 1920's Renaissance Revival buffet by Union Furniture Co. features a substantial wood case enriched with contrasting inlay, brass hardware, turned details, and a sculpted crest along the backsplash. Multiple cabinets and drawers provide generous storage, while the carved supports and sweeping stretchers give the piece a strong architectural presence. Its generous proportions and richly detailed woodwork make it an impressive statement piece for a dining room or collected interior. Presented in Original Vintage Condition, the buffet retains its period character and has been carefully inspected by our studio for stable joints, smooth drawer and door operation, secure hardware, and overall functionality.

Fun Historical Fact

Union Furniture Co. was based in Rockford, Illinois, an important center of American furniture manufacturing during the early 20th century. The company produced furniture during a period when historically inspired designs remained highly desirable in American homes. Renaissance Revival pieces often incorporated decorative inlay, turned supports, carved ornament, and substantial proportions inspired by earlier European furniture. Large buffets like this combined decorative presence with the practical storage needed in formal dining spaces.