English buffet George III in mahogany, maple, ebony and gilded bronze, circa 1790.

Sideboard with a semi-circular front. Supported by four truncated pyramid-shaped supports with vase-shaped feet, it features a narrow drawer beneath the top in the central part, while there are two other slim drawers on the sides, beneath which are two larger service drawers; at the corners, there are two decorated doors that mimic the front of the drawers. Made of mahogany with a feather-patterned mahogany veneer on the front, with maple and ebony inlays; a carved maple reserve decorates the supports; the drawers and doors are enhanced with an ebony inlay on the edges, as well as the mahogany head border of the top; the top is a single board of mahogany. The handles are golden bronze pendants with a central rosette. At the back of the top, there are inserts for fixing brass bars that were meant to support lights and other service equipment.