Buffet from the mid-century period in France. This piece is made of solid wood construction and features a striking Brazilian Rosewood veneer. The rosewood has a strong striped pattern throughout. There are four dovetailed drawers on the left side of the buffet. On the right are three panels that slide open to reveal interior shelving. The locks are in working condition and the drawers feature brass pulls. The buffet is supported by four tapered legs. The buffet is stamped with the official “Groupe des Ebenistes d’Art” emblem. Translating to Group of Art Cabinetmakers, this certifies the creation of this piece in Paris. The stamps also show it is made by French furniture maker, Rinck. Originally opened in 1841 by Jean Rinck, this workshop started in the French town of Alsace. They became a go-to source of furniture and interior design for royalty and elite clientele from the 1920s to the 1970s.