Two-body sideboard in solid oak, late 19th century

Solid oak storage furniture, of diminutive type, consisting by definition of an upper body that is less wide and less deep than that on which it rests. Each of these two elements opens with two doors with recessed panels and mitred frames. The interiors are lined with two and one shelves respectively, 39 and 45 cm deep. All three are placed on fixed battens. The lower part of this sideboard also offers a belt of three drawers assembled with “dovetails”. This piece of furniture is topped with an ogee cornice. The intermediate top is cut to overflow with fine moldings. The whole ends with a large plinth, itself resting on two cut-out front legs and two straight rear legs. The two elements can easily be disassembled from each other using a simple return screw system. We will appreciate the narrowness of this two-body buffet as well as its sobriety. It will provide interesting storage capacity in a living room that lacks it, without cluttering it excessively.

Ref. : T76X6K3C