1970s Henredon “Plan 2” Hollywood Regency Buffet Server – Faux Goatskin Lacquer, Flip-Top Design
$1,430.00
This striking Hollywood Regency buffet server is a standout piece from Henredon's Folio 16 collection, designed by Roy Coleman in the late 20th century. Crafted from wood with a faux goatskin lacquered finish, this cabinet blends elegant materials with refined design—perfect for adding a touch of vintage glamour to any space.Stamped by Henredon, a North Carolina-based furniture maker renowned for its custom-quality craftsmanship since 1945, this piece is a beautiful example of the brand’s enduring legacy. The cabinet features Asian-style metal hardware and a unique flip-top design that extends the surface area from 38 inches to an impressive 76 inches, making it ideal for entertaining.Two front doors open to reveal a spacious interior with an adjustable shelf and a silverware drawer, offering versatile storage for dining essentials, barware, or entertaining accessories. Whether used as a buffet, server, bar cabinet, or accent piece, its functionality and style make it a timeless addition to any Hollywood Regency, Mid-Century, or eclectic interior.Dimensions (closed): 38ʺW × 18ʺD × 34.5ʺHDimensions (open): 76ʺW × 18ʺD × 34.5ʺH
About the Maker
Henredon
Henredon was founded in 1945 and quickly became known for its upscale, stylish furniture tailored to discerning tastes. The brand was recognized for its emphasis on luxurious woods, meticulous finishes, and enduring design that spanned classic and contemporary aesthetics.
Throughout its history, Henredon collaborated with renowned designers to produce collections that emphasized elegance and refinement. Although it ceased operations in the late 2010s, vintage Henredon pieces are still admired for their quality and timeless appeal, making them coveted in the secondary market.
