Antique Sideboard — Oak, Neo-renaissance Style (circa 1870–1910)

A long, low oak sideboard, belonging to the same stylistic family as the banquet table — likely part of the same dining room set. The top is edged with a continuous frieze richly carved with foliage scrolls (S-shaped leaf motifs) and a beaded border. The front features three finely carved decorative panels: a curved panel adorned with a vase of flowers flanked by dolphins, a central panel with a coat of arms surrounded by acanthus foliage, and a panel embellished with an elegant urn and bird motifs. The panels are separated by turned, fasciculated columns finished in black. A carved cable-shaped molding runs along the entire base.

The sideboard features lockable doors providing access to a practical storage space with shelves—both decorative and functional.

A rare and stately piece, ideal as a focal point in a large dining room or as a complement to the matching table.