Oak Buffet - 281 items found


Buffet Montego Bay Oak- Cane Faced Doors
Furniture > Sideboards & Buffets
$0.01
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ANTIQUE BELGIAN RENAISSANCE CARVED OAK BUFFET HUTCH
Sideboards & Buffets > 1900-1950
$2,330.00Buy It Now: $3,540.00
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NewNEW ITEM CASUAL OAK DINING SET 6 CHAIRS/BUFFET
Furniture > Dining Sets
$2,499.00
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End time: 08-Oct-10 13:30:16 PDT

NewSteve Silver Company BR750SV Branson Server Buffet
Furniture > Sideboards & Buffets
$424.65 Buy It Now
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Antique Oak Art Noveau Mirrorback Sideboard Buffet
Cabinets & Cupboards > 1800-1899
$2,199.00Buy It Now: $3,185.00
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Antique Large Oak Barley Twist Sideboard Server Buffet
Cabinets & Cupboards > 1900-1950
$1,599.00Buy It Now: $3,085.00
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Stickley Era Mission Oak Leaded Glass Buffet Sideboard
Sideboards & Buffets > 1800-1899
$4,499.99
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New**Solid Oak Buffet Server**New in Box
Furniture > Sideboards & Buffets
$5.99
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ANTIQUE QUARTERSAWN OAK BUFFET. Priced to sell !
Cabinets & Cupboards > 1800-1899
$1,650.00Buy It Now: $2,250.00
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SIDEBOARD BUFFET CUPBOARD ENGLISH VICTORIAN OAK LOVELY
Sideboards & Buffets > 1800-1899
Intricate Beaded Molding! Lovely *Purchased in Oxford!*
$1,195.00 Buy It Now
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Hutch-Style Buffet - Oak/ Stainless Steel


Homestyles

List Price: $399.99

Product Details

  • Copy No.: 5100-0063
  • Load: 147-lbs.
  • Elevation: 36.25-in.

Product Description

This equipment arrives unassembled. 5100-0063 Features: Three utility drawers Two wood framed council doors with adjustable shelf for plenty of storage innards everted Center wine storage area can be removed for launch storage if desired Brushed Steel devices Buffet of Buffets (Large) Finish: Stainless Screw up one's courage to the sticking point Top on Cottage Oak Server Dimensions: 41 3/4"(W) x 17"(D) x 36 1/4"(H)

Sedgefield L7001-7001X Edisto 39" Lowcountry Oak Buffet Lamp


Sedgefield by Adams

Product Description

Sedgefield L7001-7001X Edisto 39" Lowcountry Oak Buffet Lamp. Bulb Archetype: (1) 100-150 Watt 3-Way Medium Base. Comprehensive Dimensions: 39" High, Shade: 9" Top, 19" Bottom, 11" Elated.

Wine Rack Buffet with Open Hutch - Black/ Oak


Homestyles

List Price: $499.99

Product Details

  • Hutch and buffet with bountiful black and oak finishes
  • Buffet dimensions- 35.5Hx41.75Wx16.75D"; hutch dimensions- 36Hx44Wx12.38D"
  • Shelves, drawers, cabinets and 9-hold back wine rack

Product Description

5100-0046-40
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Customize your very own Nautical galley buffet with Create-A-Buffet from Homestyles. All buffets feature hardwood construction, three utility drawers, brushed inure hardware, and so much more! This kitchen buffet comes with a black wood destroy and cottage oak top and a matching black wood advertise shelf hutch. Features: -Hardwood construction -Present shelf hutch -Two open shelves on hutch -Two utility drawers -Two wood framed lowboy doors -Cottage oak top -Black wood mean -Adjustable shelf behind the doors -Brushed steel armaments -Easy to assemble -Hutch Dimensions:34.375'' H x 39.125'' W x 13.375'' D -Top dimensions: .75'' H x 29.25'' W x 15.875'' D -Buffet dimensions: 35.5'' H x 37.125'' W x 15.875'' D -Whole dimensions: 70'' H x 31.25'' W x 15.875'' D Multitude Instructions

Cottage Oak Buffet with Cottage Oak Top and Two Door Hutch


Home Styles

List Price: $716.00

Product Details

  • Chalet Oak finish
  • Brushed grit one's teeth hardware
  • Two utility drawers

Product Description

Bungalow Oak Buffet with Cottage Oak Top and Two Door Hutch by Home Styles Trusted: 20+ Years Meet with.

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I have an old buffet that I have stripped of all its paint. I think its oak. I doubt I can stain it.?

It has a lot of filagre work on it and it quite decorative. I am toying with the idea of antiquing it but dont know what color combination to use. I live in Fl. and have a tropical decor.


You can paint the piece with Navajo White semi gloss or eggshell latex. You cannot use a flat paint.
Sherwin Williams or Lowe's should carry this color.
When dry go over it with a min wax gel stain of your choice. Special Walnut or Jacobean both give a nice antiqued look. Or you can use an antiquing glaze, sold at Lowe's in the faux finish dept.
If you can get a scrap piece of wood and see what colors you like before you start.
Use a chipper brush and apply the stain or glaze, take an old t- shirt or any soft rag and rub the stan in to the reveals of the piece.
I think you will like it.


If it's oak why on earth would you want to stain it? That's just plain mad.
Most woods will darken naturally in sunlight, if you want to keep it pale then keep it in a dark room. If you want to darken it, keep it in sunlight.
If you want to ebonise wood then you can do this with a solution of iron filings and vinegar.
Personally I would wax it or use tung oil.


I wouldn't do anything for it either, I probably wouldn't of stripped it down even, just let it look like it's age.
Do like the other person said about options to keep it in good shape.
Good luck


You have stripped it, and there is white paint left in groves, grain? Great! Now, just take a finish and "white wash" it for a pickled look..it will not take much pickling. Once done, use Polyurethane satin varnish and it will be beautiful! Do not try to make something old look new, it rarely works out well. minwax makes just what you are looking for.."white wash finish" Apply very thinly and evenly. If you pull the old "antique kit look," it will just look as if you have gimicked it into a coma...far too 60's looking! Good luck


I've stained several of my oak pieces and they look fantastic. There are different shades of oak stains running from light to heavy....the heavy is often used on tiger oak that has deep, heavy graining. Of course, a clear sealant is also a good option since it will put a nice finish on the wood and protect it from moisture, damage and so on.

Tung oil is also a nice choice, though will make the oak slightly darker.

Since the piece has already been stripped, there isn't any reason why you can't antique it. The traditional color ~ and one that certainly would work in a tropical decor ~ is to paint it white, then antique it with an umber topcoat.

Another option is to stain it dark oak, then antique it with a yellow topcoat.


AFter getting down to the beauty of the wood, why antique? Sorry, but I would just use clear polyurethane and sand lightly in-between about 6 coats!

Why have the front doors on my one year old antique buffet appear faded with no shine when the rest is fine?

I bought an antique oak buffet about a year ago. At the time it was dark and shiny. WIthin the past few months I've noticed that the two front doors have lost their shine and even appear faded with a slight white coloring. I did a thumnail test and can scrape some of the build up off. It appears as though the wood below the build up is shinier and dark. I did try a tinted wax paste, which really shined up my piece, but no luck on the doors. Is this wax build up or deterioration??


Sound like the doors were finished either at a different time, or with a different color lot than the rest of the item. Or the doors were refinished, but not the rest of the buffet. Or maybe the doors are off another buffet. I would think the only way to fix it would be to refinish the whole thing, but this would ruin any resale value as an antique.

I would talk to a good custom cabinet shop about this. This is a very technical question, and someone with many years of experience is needed. Don't go to some punk kid that works for help Home Depot or the like; do go to a real cabinet shop.

Which Seafood Hotpot Buffet is better?

I'm planning to take some friends for lunch next week, which one is better? MANDARIN CHEF CHINESE SEAFOOD RESTAURANT - 516 E. Live Oak Ave., Arcadia, California, 91006 or Seafood Hot Pot Buffet - 140 W. Valley Blvd., San Gabriel Square, No. 212, San Gabriel


Okay, I really shouldn't be making this endorsement because I actually work for the health department and this restaurant is a plague waiting to happen.

But here goes: when I go out for hot pot, I go to the Seafood Hot Pot Buffet in San Gabriel Square. For dinner it's ~$10 per person, all you can eat! And lunch is a better bargain: $6.99 all you can eat!

Here's how you stay alive: don't eat anything from the hot food buffet, and boil the holy hell out of whatever you're throwing into the pot. I always start with shiitake mushrooms. If you simmer them for a good long time, then it makes your broth really rich. The waiter will ask if you want spicy broth. If you say yes, s/he will add a lot of chili oil to the pot. It's good, but it's nothing really special. Hot pot is pretty hard to screw up, and if you do it's your own dang fault. I like this hot pot place because they have a really good selection of meats, noodles and veggies. Really tasty stuff. And while I'm guessing this is also unsafe from a sanitation perspective, I love that they have coconut agar in the dessert bar. Heavenly!

Let's face it, a lot of restaurants in the SGV are just death traps. But there are ways to minimize some of the risk. Like don't cross-contaminate!

There's another popular hot pot place down on Garfield and Garvey. But don't go there unless you have an Asian in tow. I have a friend who goes there and he never gets service because he's Mexican. The discrimination is rampant. But he wouldn't keep going there if it wasn't tasty and economical. He'll tolerate the bigotry for dinner.

Where is a good place to go for a Sunday brunch buffet in the Thousand Oaks area (20 mile radius)?



check out Capistrano's in the Embassy Suites Hotel near the Oxnard Harbor, it is excellent!

help with decorating a living room to coordinate with two other rooms in an open floor plan house?

my house has an open floor plan. the walls are a shade lighter than mustard yellow. my formal dining room is right next to the living room and it has traditional oak furniture and it has a buffet with a charcoal gray marble top. my hearth room is also next to my living room becuase it is right in front of my kitchen, which has stainless steel appliances and uba tuba (ooba tooba?) green granite counter tops along with cherry cabinets. The hearth room has contemporary black leather furniture and black glass tables.
how can i coordinate my living room to look good with both my traditional-style formal dining room and my contemporary hearth room.
please let me know if you need any more information.
any suggestions for stores are welcome. links with pieces that you like from stores like Bombay and Pier One would also be very helpful.
thanks!


The "experts" say pick a color scheme and carry it throughout--sounds like you have a relatively "blank palate" with black leather furniture. If it were me, I'd choose say three colors..and make one the dominant color in each room..and accent with the other two in the rooms.
Martha Stewart would probably say mix textures and fabrics, as wel. Maybe a print (chintz) would be good in the dining room. With black leather, you could do something more shiny (not satin, but something like it?) for pillows. Add a throw, or even a couple of nice artsy sort of pieces. Play off the colors of the chintz in the dining room.
You've got mustard yellow walls, green and gray countertops. Depending on your yellow (is it a blue-ish or yellowish yellow?) you could add some shades of green, maybe a rust or blue tones. I'd find a color wheel (like paint stores have, or decorating books) and look at what's next to the wall colors on either side. Those are your complementary colors.
I've also seen some wood items (frames, boxes, shelving units) that are black with a wood reveal..that might be a nice tie-in to bring some of the wood from one room into the black leather/glass room. (Hmmm...I feel like finding a paintbrush myself!)

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