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A long, large piece of dining-room furniture with a flat top, and sometimes a superstructure for displaying china and glass. The body is a storage unit, composed of drawers, sometimes flanked on each side by cabinets with doors.
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Italian Mid-Century Parchment Sideboard
$69,500
#CHM009
Italian Mid-Century (1930s) sideboard / bar cabinet with parchment veneer & a drop front with wood inlaid cupid figures in chariots & a glass fitted bar interior (labeled: PAOLO BUFFA)
In Stock
Qty Available: 1
Style
Mid-Century Italian
Width
73.0"
Color
White, Brown
Depth
16.5"
Item #
CHM009
Height
47.0"
Category
Furniture > Cabinets Case Goods > Sideboard Buffet
ITALIAN MID-CENTURY PARCHMENT SIDEBOARD
$69,500
Description
Italian Mid-Century (1930s) sideboard / bar cabinet with parchment veneer & a drop front with wood inlaid cupid figures in chariots & a glass fitted bar interior (labeled: PAOLO BUFFA)
Dimensions
Width
73.0"
Depth
16.5"
Height
47.0"
Specifications
Style
Mid-Century Italian
Color
White, Brown
Item#
CHM009
Category
Furniture > Cabinets Case Goods > Sideboard Buffet
Veneer
Furniture-making technique which consists of affixing a thin layer or strips of fine wood to the surface of a piece of furniture, usually of a coarser material. First used in ancient Egypt, and then in Classical Greece and Rome, but not again until the 17th century in The Netherlands.
Sideboard
A long, large piece of dining-room furniture with a flat top, and sometimes a superstructure for displaying china and glass. The body is a storage unit, composed of drawers, sometimes flanked on each side by cabinets with doors.
Veneer
Furniture-making technique which consists of affixing a thin layer or strips of fine wood to the surface of a piece of furniture, usually of a coarser material. First used in ancient Egypt, and then in Classical Greece and Rome, but not again until the 17th century in The Netherlands.
Sideboard
A long, large piece of dining-room furniture with a flat top, and sometimes a superstructure for displaying china and glass. The body is a storage unit, composed of drawers, sometimes flanked on each side by cabinets with doors.
Veneer
Furniture-making technique which consists of affixing a thin layer or strips of fine wood to the surface of a piece of furniture, usually of a coarser material. First used in ancient Egypt, and then in Classical Greece and Rome, but not again until the 17th century in The Netherlands.