Sideboard - Wood

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This 19th-century Portuguese sideboard is made of rosewood and secondary woods, with Baroque-inspired sixteenth-century Revival styling and spiral-turned columns.

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A Portuguese sideboard in pau-santo wood, with spiral columns - 19th century.

Portuguese 19th-century sideboard, in pau-santo wood, of sixteenth-century taste, combining spiral turnings, undulating moldings and a finial of openwork carving.

Upper rectangular body with two drawers, whose fronts are framed by raised moldings and wavy friezes. Brass hardware, cut and pierced, with pendant pulls and a central lock entry.

The elevation presents a symmetrical top, richly carved with vegetal motifs and an oval, grooved central motif. The lower section incorporates two open shelves, supported at the front by spiral columns, interspersed with turned elements. Rear uprights of rectangular section and flattened ball feet.

A narrow-bodied piece, suitable as a sideboard for support or display of decorative objects, very rare for the period to which it belongs.

- Country: Portugal.
- Period: 19th century.
- Style: seventeenth-century revival, inspired by Portuguese Baroque.
- Materials: pau-santo wood, secondary woods and brass hardware.
- Dimensions: 125 × 82 × 39 cm.

Condition: Good overall, shows scratches, stains and finish wear on the top and shelves.

A Portuguese sideboard in pau-santo wood, with spiral columns - 19th century.

Portuguese 19th-century sideboard, in pau-santo wood, of sixteenth-century taste, combining spiral turnings, undulating moldings and a finial of openwork carving.

Upper rectangular body with two drawers, whose fronts are framed by raised moldings and wavy friezes. Brass hardware, cut and pierced, with pendant pulls and a central lock entry.

The elevation presents a symmetrical top, richly carved with vegetal motifs and an oval, grooved central motif. The lower section incorporates two open shelves, supported at the front by spiral columns, interspersed with turned elements. Rear uprights of rectangular section and flattened ball feet.

A narrow-bodied piece, suitable as a sideboard for support or display of decorative objects, very rare for the period to which it belongs.

- Country: Portugal.
- Period: 19th century.
- Style: seventeenth-century revival, inspired by Portuguese Baroque.
- Materials: pau-santo wood, secondary woods and brass hardware.
- Dimensions: 125 × 82 × 39 cm.

Condition: Good overall, shows scratches, stains and finish wear on the top and shelves.

Details

Era
1400-1900
Over 200 years old
No
Country of origin
Portugal
Material
Wood
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
128 cm
Width
82 cm
Depth
39 cm
Estimated period
19th century
PortugalVerified
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Objects sold
97.06%
Private

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