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Impressive Quality Antique Carved Oak Sideboard
An impressive and richly carved Antique oak sideboard displaying strong late 19th-century craftsmanship and presence. The piece features a well-figured solid oak top above a pair of frieze drawers each retaining their original drop handles set within a deeply carved apron adorned with scrolling foliate motifs.
Below, two substantial panelled cupboard doors open to reveal generous storage space. Each door is centred with a bold carved mask motif framed by geometric moulded panels creating a striking architectural appearance. The sides and front are further enhanced with finely carved pilasters incorporating stylised faces and classical detailing, all standing on a solid moulded plinth base.
The rich patination and warm colour of the oak emphasise the quality of the carving and give the piece a strong decorative impact making it ideal for use as a statement sideboard, server or hall piece in both traditional and eclectic interiors.
Condition Report
The antique carved oak sideboard is in very good condition for its age retaining a rich, warm patina with minor surface marks and wear consistent with use. The carving remains crisp and well defined, the structure is solid and stable and the doors and drawers function smoothly. The original drop handles and escutcheon are present and the interior is clean and sound, with no evidence of woodworm.
Dimensions:
Height: 93 cm (36.6 in)
Width: 139 cm (54.7 in)
Depth: 56.5 cm (22.2 in)
Date: 1880
Origin: English
Declaration
This dealer has declared that this item is authentic and as described
Specifications
Free delivery is available to mainland UK. Competitive international shipping rates are available on request. All items are shipped with a formal Antique Declaration for customs purposes. Genuine antiques are exempt from import duty when shipped from the UK to the United States and benefit from reduced import charges when shipped from the UK to most European countries. Any local taxes, VAT, customs fees, or handling charges remain the responsibility of the buyer.