SHOP THE LOOK: THE DINING ROOM AT 2500 STEINER ST.

A Louis XV fruitwood cabinet or buffet.

A large early 19th-century walnut two-door credenza, cabinet, or buffet, Italy circa 1800.

A French 18th century and later buffet deux corps.

A nice early 19th-century French oak cabinet, also known as a buffet deux corps. The crown center carved with a basket of fruit. The two glazed doo...

A small early French buffet deux corps, circa 1700.

A 19th Century French Empire buffet with 2 drawers and a faux marble top.

A Charles X elm buffet or credenza, Louis XV style.

These mahogany armchairs showcase the refined lines and ornamental details characteristic of Chippendale design, with interlocking splats and carve...

A set of six Regence dining chairs, circa 1730. Seat height 18.25".

This is a set of four provincial walnut Chippendale side chairs. The chairs were made in England circa 1780. Seat height 19".

A 19th-century French mahogany drop leaf dining table.

A set of eight French wine glasses, late 18th century. The glasses have a notched stem and octagonal bowl, decorated with gilt floral swags.

A pair of Louis XVI candelabra in gilt bronze and marble. Rare and exceptional. Circa 1780. Price on request.

A small English porcelain sauce tureen in the Chinese taste, circa 1900. Rim chips.

An old Paris Porcelain heavily gilt sauce tureen, circa 1870. One small chip.

A creamware sauce tureen on stand, England circa 1950.

A 20th-century Chinese Export–style octagonal tureen.

A pair of sauce tureens, Germany circa 1820. Hairlines to rim, one restored.

A set of 8 Vintage Richard Ginori plates in cream with a gold rim.

These four porcelain soup plates from Cauldon feature a richly decorated border of red, pink, and blue flowers with scrolling foliate details again...

A set of 17 English ironstone plates, marked Indian Ironstone, circa 1880. Two are chipped and one has a hairline crack. Background color varies fr...

A Vintage Middletown silver plate serving plate with a Neoclassical design and pierced border.

A late 19th Century Mappin Brothers trophy in the form of a drinking goblet from the Aldenham Grammar School, England.

A late 19th Century silver plate wine coaster with a boarder of grapes and grape vines, and a wooden bottom. England.