Oak & Elm Sideboard c.1950

A superb example of mid-century utility meeting timeless traditional design. This substantial sideboard is a testament to quality panel construction, offering both a striking silhouette and practical storage solutions for a modern or period home. Key Features & Design: • Exquisite Elm Top: The piece is crowned with a thick, solid Elm top featuring a stunning, wide-flowing grain and a gently chamfered edge. The visible peg joinery adds an authentic, hand-crafted touch. • Hand-Carved Detailing: The central drawer features a distinctive "nulling" or arcade carving, flanked by two larger drawers, all finished with turned timber knobs. • Substantial Storage: Below the drawers sit two large cupboard doors opening to reveal a generous, dark-stained interior—perfect for heavy kitchenware, linens, or a drinks cabinet. • Quality Construction: Built using traditional mortise and tenon joinery with paneled sides and back, ensuring this piece remains as sturdy today as it was in 1950. Condition & Dimensions • Timber: Rich, warm oak frame with a lighter, honey-toned elm top. • Condition: Excellent vintage condition with a lovely patination that only comes with age. • Functionality: All drawers run smoothly, and doors hang square.