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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;verybrad, post: 246242, member: 37&quot;]Agree, 1920s-30s European art deco sideboard/buffet.&nbsp; Could be Belgian or Dutch.&nbsp; Oak veneer.&nbsp; The top damage is not so great that refinishing should take out those water marks. Might need to do a little sanding.&nbsp; Just be careful not to sand through the veneer.&nbsp; The missing pieces can be painstakingly spliced back in but it takes a lot of patience and a little skill to do it.&nbsp; Many people fill the gaps with putty but it never really looks right.&nbsp; I would say leave it as-is or splice veneer back in.&nbsp; Since most of the damage is to that one arched section,&nbsp; You could try something creative such as removing all the veneer from that area and re-veneering in a contrasting wood.&nbsp; You could refinish the handles to match.&nbsp; This would also give you the raw materials to splice veneer into the few remaining areas that still need it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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