Victorian Mahogany Inverted Breakfront Sideboard

A handsome Victorian mahogany inverted breakfront sideboard, featuring beautiful figured mahogany veneers, elegant arched panelled cupboard doors and a wonderfully shaped central section. The sideboard has a particularly attractive design, with a serpentine-shaped central drawer above a cupboard containing a single shelf, flanked by two larger cupboards offering generous storage.

The left-hand cupboard contains an internal drawer and two sliding trays, while the right-hand cupboard has an internal drawer, a shelf and an area that would originally have housed a bottle rack. The shelf in the right-hand cupboard has been replaced at some point with plywood.

The central cupboard door locks and comes complete with its key. Both outer cupboard doors are held closed by later-added magnetic catches and do not lock. A substantial and practical piece of Victorian furniture, ideal for a traditional dining room, hallway or living room, offering excellent storage alongside plenty of period character.

Condition: The sideboard is in solid and sturdy antique condition, although it does show signs of age and use. The top has areas of wear and fading, and there are general marks, scratches and blemishes throughout, consistent with its age. There are also some areas of chipped veneer around the base. Both cupboard doors have some missing trim. The replacement internal shelf and later-added magnetic door catches should also be noted. Despite these imperfections, this remains a handsome and substantial Victorian sideboard with lovely character, attractive mahogany figuring and plenty of useful storage.

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Dimensions: 152.5cm wide x 49cm deep x 94.5cm high

RJ72 38630 271026

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Price includes delivery to mainland UK address with the exception of the Highlands