Description

This impressive late Victorian English sideboard is executed in solid oak and dates to approximately 1890, exemplifying the robust craftsmanship and architectural presence associated with English furniture of the period.

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The case features a deep molded plinth base supporting three paneled doors, each framed with finely carved floral ornament and centered by bold lion mask motifs, a traditional symbol of strength and permanence in Victorian design. Above, a reeded frieze runs the full width of the piece, fitted with original brass ring pulls, adding both rhythm and refinement to the façade.

The sideboard is surmounted by its original mirror back, framed by turned oak columns and topped with a substantial molded cornice. The mirror plate retains a soft, aged patina consistent with its age, enhancing the piece’s authenticity and character.

Rich surface wear, subtle color variation, and natural imperfections throughout the oak speak to its history and contribute to its depth and warmth. Structurally sound and highly functional, this piece works equally well as a traditional dining room sideboard, a statement buffet, or an architectural focal point in a large interior.

H: 39.5" L: 71" D: 23"

with top: H: 78