Vintage Elm 4-Door Sideboard - Circa 1875 No. M41
Circa 1875, this vintage elm sideboard has lived a full life, and it shows in the best way. The dark finish has worn away at the edges and lower panels, revealing the warm, sandy tones of solid Elm beneath, each door telling its own story through scattered marks and natural variation in the grain. Four recessed panel doors sit flush across the low, wide body, finished with small ring pulls in dark metal. Nothing about it feels restored or over-worked. At 67" long, 18" deep, and 33" high, it carries real presence without overwhelming a space, landing naturally in wabi sabi or japandi-inspired rooms where aged materials and restrained form do all the work.
More Images
Vintage Elm 4-Door Sideboard - Circa 1875 No. M41
Circa 1875, this vintage elm sideboard has lived a full life, and it shows in the best way. The dark finish has worn away at the edges and lower panels, revealing the warm, sandy tones of solid Elm beneath, each door telling its own story through scattered marks and natural variation in the grain. Four recessed panel doors sit flush across the low, wide body, finished with small ring pulls in dark metal. Nothing about it feels restored or over-worked. At 67" long, 18" deep, and 33" high, it carries real presence without overwhelming a space, landing naturally in wabi sabi or japandi-inspired rooms where aged materials and restrained form do all the work.
Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Description
Circa 1875, this vintage elm sideboard has lived a full life, and it shows in the best way. The dark finish has worn away at the edges and lower panels, revealing the warm, sandy tones of solid Elm beneath, each door telling its own story through scattered marks and natural variation in the grain. Four recessed panel doors sit flush across the low, wide body, finished with small ring pulls in dark metal. Nothing about it feels restored or over-worked. At 67" long, 18" deep, and 33" high, it carries real presence without overwhelming a space, landing naturally in wabi sabi or japandi-inspired rooms where aged materials and restrained form do all the work.
