18th Century French Provincial Sideboard

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About the Item

This 18th-century French Provincial sideboard showcases masterful craftsmanship and enduring character. Constructed from solid oak, the piece features a two-drawer design resting above a two-door cabinet, offering both storage and visual appeal. Its intricate floral carvings and carefully hand-tooled details highlight the artisan’s skill, while the original warm brown finish enhances the wood’s natural grain.

The sideboard stands on elegantly tapered feet adorned with subtle fluted accents, lending a balanced silhouette to its sturdy form. Brass escutcheons complete the design, adding a refined touch to this timeless piece. Whether placed in a dining room, entryway, or living space, this sideboard carries French Provincial furniture’s quiet sophistication and functional beauty.

Found in France, circa 1760.

Constructed utilizing pegged and mortise and tenon joinery. Solid and sturdy.

Original detailed brass escutcheons, steeple point hinges, and drawer knobs are present. The original locking mechanisms are present on the drawers; however, the skeleton keys have been lost along the way

Minor wood separation is present, with the overall condition consistent with age and use.

Measures approximately 50 W x 18.375 D x 42.75 H.Dimensions: Height: 42.75 in (108.59 cm)Width: 50 in (127 cm)Depth: 18.38 in (46.69 cm)Style: French Provincial (Of the Period)Materials and Techniques: OakPlace of Origin: FrancePeriod: Mid-18th CenturyDate of Manufacture: circa 1760Condition: GoodWear consistent with age and use.Seller Location: Mckinney, TXReference Number: 1stDibs: LU7326243466492