For sale is an antiqued quarter-sawn tiger oak sideboard buffet with mirror, early 20th century North American furniture. This sideboard represents North American furniture craftsmanship from the early 1900s, when quarter-sawn oak was highly prized for its distinctive tiger-stripe grain pattern and durability. The Empire Revival style features clean lines, functional storage, and the characteristic attached mirror back that was popular in dining room furniture of this era. Such pieces were typically made by regional furniture manufacturers across the Midwest and Eastern United States during the Golden Oak period (1890-1920).

Tiger oak sideboards remain highly sought after by collectors of American antique furniture, interior designers creating period-appropriate spaces, and homeowners who appreciate quality craftsmanship and timeless design. The distinctive grain pattern, solid construction, and practical storage make these pieces both decorative and functional. These sideboards appeal particularly to enthusiasts of Arts and Crafts movement aesthetics and those furnishing Victorian or Edwardian-style homes, as they represent an important chapter in American domestic furniture history.

Approximate measurements: 48”W X 20.5”D (at deepest point) X 38,75” H (to platform) X 50”H (measured at back to the top of the decorative mirror). Dovetailed drawers open and close with ease. Ample storage space for cherished dishes and other treasures. Presented in good overall condition (with wear consistent with age and use). A beautiful addition to any space in your home!

Offered for sale at $375 (or best offer).
Serious inquiries only, please.

Text interest to 416-602-3803.
Ad will be removed once antique sideboard is sold.

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