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Overview:
A true late‑Victorian to early‑Edwardian American sideboard dating from 1880–1910, featuring hand‑carved claw‑and‑ball feet, solid oak construction, original turned wooden knobs, and a classic cabinet‑plus‑drawer layout. Built during the height of Victorian Revival craftsmanship, this piece served as a formal dining‑room sideboard — substantial, decorative, and designed to store linens, silver, and serving pieces. A genuine 110–140‑year‑old antique with strong architectural presence.
Details & Features:
Era: 1880–1910 (Late Victorian / Early Edwardian American).
Materials: Solid oak frame with warm aged patina; hand‑carved claw‑and‑ball feet; turned wooden knobs; early machine‑cut dovetail drawers; shaped apron and carved leg details.
Condition: As‑found antique condition with finish wear, patina, and age‑appropriate marks. Structurally sound and highly restorable.
Dimensions: 40¼” H × 48” W × 21½” D
Design Features:
Hand‑carved claw‑and‑ball feet
Two side cabinets + three center drawers
Original turned wooden knobs
Solid oak construction with rich grain
Early machine‑cut dovetail joinery
Victorian Revival carved apron and leg details
Keyholes on drawers and doors
The Backroom Note:
A late‑Victorian oak sideboard with claw‑and‑ball feet, original knobs, and a classic cabinet‑and‑drawer layout — a true antique with strong presence and beautiful proportions. One of the oldest and most distinctive pieces in the Backroom collection, and an exceptional candidate for restoration.
Interested in custom refinishing or paint for this piece? Click here to request a custom consult.
Overview:
A true late‑Victorian to early‑Edwardian American sideboard dating from 1880–1910, featuring hand‑carved claw‑and‑ball feet, solid oak construction, original turned wooden knobs, and a classic cabinet‑plus‑drawer layout. Built during the height of Victorian Revival craftsmanship, this piece served as a formal dining‑room sideboard — substantial, decorative, and designed to store linens, silver, and serving pieces. A genuine 110–140‑year‑old antique with strong architectural presence.
Details & Features:
Era: 1880–1910 (Late Victorian / Early Edwardian American).
Materials: Solid oak frame with warm aged patina; hand‑carved claw‑and‑ball feet; turned wooden knobs; early machine‑cut dovetail drawers; shaped apron and carved leg details.
Condition: As‑found antique condition with finish wear, patina, and age‑appropriate marks. Structurally sound and highly restorable.
Dimensions: 40¼” H × 48” W × 21½” D
Design Features:
Hand‑carved claw‑and‑ball feet
Two side cabinets + three center drawers
Original turned wooden knobs
Solid oak construction with rich grain
Early machine‑cut dovetail joinery
Victorian Revival carved apron and leg details
Keyholes on drawers and doors
The Backroom Note:
A late‑Victorian oak sideboard with claw‑and‑ball feet, original knobs, and a classic cabinet‑and‑drawer layout — a true antique with strong presence and beautiful proportions. One of the oldest and most distinctive pieces in the Backroom collection, and an exceptional candidate for restoration.
Interested in custom refinishing or paint for this piece? Click here to request a custom consult.
