This product is a previously owned, hand-made reproduction sideboard that was made by antiques dealer and cabinetmaker, Franklin Rappold, and is based on an 18th century Pennsylvania sideboard seen in an Antiquarian Magazine in March of 1927. It is made from either solid oak or chestnut and is finished in a warm, medium-toned stain. It stands on straight squared legs with block feet and features simple rectangular paneled door fronts with fluted paneling at either side and down the center. A key is included to lock the front doors.
Please note, the doors don't close flush to the sideboard cabinet unless it is locked. There are some light scuff and scratches to the surface top, as well as some fading and overall general wear to the top and to door fronts (see photos).
Dimensions:
36" High x 59.25" Wide x 24.25" Deep
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