Antique solid wood sideboard, a piece with a unique character distinguished by its height and its wide slightly overhanging top, reminiscent of old trade furniture and shop counters. Its upper part forms a true presentation surface, while its façade offers three drawers, including one faux central drawer, and two molded doors. The metal shell handles, moldings, worked uprights, and turned legs highlight its traditional craftsmanship. Its natural finish in light tones reveals a beautiful grain, punctuated by marks and irregularities linked to its history. Designed as a storage furniture but also as a strong and masterful piece in your interior, it can today find its place in a kitchen, dining room, or living room, used as a sideboard, display furniture, or true counter. Length: 99 cm Width: 63.5 cm Height: 86 cm Drawer height: 7 cm Shelf heights: 18 cm, 28.5 cm A little history of the sideboard Rooted in the daily life of provincial homes in the 19th century, the country sideboard is the guardian of generous dining tables. Shaped from solid woods like oak or cherry, it stands out for its simple lines and unique patina, a witness to the passage of time. Whether called a "low sideboard" or a "two-body sideboard," it fits into a Rustic or Country Chic style depending on its ornaments. Unlike ceremonial salon furniture, it prioritizes functionality with its wide doors and deep drawers.
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Antique solid wood sideboard, a piece with a unique character distinguished by its height and its wide slightly overhanging top, reminiscent of old trade furniture and shop counters. Its upper part forms a true presentation surface, while its façade offers three drawers, including one faux central drawer, and two molded doors. The metal shell handles, moldings, worked uprights, and turned legs highlight its traditional craftsmanship. Its natural finish in light tones reveals a beautiful grain, punctuated by marks and irregularities linked to its history. Designed as a storage furniture but also as a strong and masterful piece in your interior, it can today find its place in a kitchen, dining room, or living room, used as a sideboard, display furniture, or true counter. Length: 99 cm Width: 63.5 cm Height: 86 cm Drawer height: 7 cm Shelf heights: 18 cm, 28.5 cm A little history of the sideboard Rooted in the daily life of provincial homes in the 19th century, the country sideboard is the guardian of generous dining tables. Shaped from solid woods like oak or cherry, it stands out for its simple lines and unique patina, a witness to the passage of time. Whether called a "low sideboard" or a "two-body sideboard," it fits into a Rustic or Country Chic style depending on its ornaments. Unlike ceremonial salon furniture, it prioritizes functionality with its wide doors and deep drawers.