Wooden Sideboard Credenza, also known as a buffet or server
Storage - Sideboard or Buffet · Contemporary / Transitional Modern (circa late 20th to early 21st century) · Mass-market furniture manufacturer (e.g., standard retail brand such as Ikea, Ashley Furniture, or similar contemporary retailer)
Type
Storage - Sideboard or Buffet
Style Period
Contemporary / Transitional Modern (circa late 20th to early 21st century)
Material
Solid pine or hardwood with stained finish, featuring brushed metal handles
Age Estimate
Likely manufactured between 2000 and the present
Dimensions
Estimated height: 32-36 inches, width: 50-60 inches, depth: 16-20 inches, standard proportions for a dining room or living room credenza
Origin
Likely manufactured in Asia or Eastern Europe for the global retail furniture market
Designer/Maker
Mass-market furniture manufacturer (e.g., standard retail brand such as Ikea, Ashley Furniture, or similar contemporary retailer)
Value Estimate
Estimated retail market value between $200 and $500 depending on brand, exact solid wood content, and current local second-hand market demand
Description
A sturdy and functional wooden sideboard featuring a balanced layout of three upper drawers and three lower cabinet doors. The piece combines clean, blocky architectural lines with warm medium-toned wood, complemented by sleek, modern brushed metal hardware. It provides ample enclosed storage while serving as an attractive anchor for a dining room or hallway.
Key Features
Symmetrical three-drawer and three-door configuration, chunky frame profile, and contemporary brushed metal bar pulls
Color & Finish
Medium-dark brown wood stain with a semi-gloss protective clear topcoat
Construction Method
Factory-assembled or flat-pack cam-lock construction typical of modern mass-produced cabinetry
Joinery & Craftsmanship
Standard modern commercial manufacturing joints, likely pocket-hole, dowel, or cam-lock assembly
Wood Grain & Species
Straight to mild cathedral grain pattern consistent with pine or rubberwood, with a uniform stained appearance
Surface Treatment
Smooth stained finish with machine-routed edge profiles on the drawer fronts and doors
Upholstery Details
Not applicable
Hardware & Fittings
Modern linear T-bar cabinet pulls made of brushed or satin nickel/stainless steel, appearing original
Origin & Provenance
Likely manufactured in Asia or Eastern Europe for the global retail furniture market
Condition Notes
Good overall condition with no visible structural defects, major scratches, or surface damage; minor normal wear consistent with household use
Interesting Facts
Sideboards originated in the 18th century as serving tables before evolving into fully enclosed storage cabinets featuring cupboards and drawers for fine china and silverware
Cultural Significance
Reflects the modern consumer preference for functional, versatile multi-purpose storage furniture that blends traditional natural materials with clean, minimalist hardware
Similar Pieces
Buffets, credenzas, and media consoles; distinguished primarily by internal shelving, height, and the specific proportion of drawers to cabinet space
Care & Maintenance
Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth; clean occasionally with a damp cloth and mild soap followed by immediate drying; avoid placing in direct sunlight or near extreme heat sources to prevent wood warping
Value Estimate
Estimated retail market value between $200 and $500 depending on brand, exact solid wood content, and current local second-hand market demand
Sustainability Notes
Utilizes renewable wood materials, though long-term sustainability depends on whether the timber was sourced from responsibly managed forests certified by organizations like the FSC