Scottish Mahogany Sideboard

Created in classic Sheraton style, this sideboard eschews the traditional mahogany for a lighter yew wood. The yew burl is cross banded in a straight grain yew for dramatic effect an...

This custom sideboard in English yew wood has a stately appearance augmented by turned and fluted column supports and rosewood inlays and crossbanding. The shape of the top is, with ...

Mahogany Trolly/Dumbwaiter. Two solid mahogany shelves with raised sides and back and a moulded front edge over a two door cupboard (internal depth is 16"). Fluted column supports w...

Made for us in England, this mahogany bow front server/credenza features four drawers over four recessed panel doors. The top and front have a narrow ...

19th century Scottish regency mahogany sideboard. Rich, nice color mahogany with three frieze drawers over two cabinet doors that open to 6 additional drawers- 3 on each side. ...

This is a superb antique Scottish George III flame mahogany serpentine sideboard with ebonized high-lights , circa 1780 in date. The sideboard has a shaped top with a raised galler...

This is a fine antique Scottish flame mahogany and line inlaid bowfront sideboard made in the reign of George III, circa 1790 in date. The splendid piece features a central frieze ...

An outstanding George III Scottish flame mahogany stage-back sideboard with original knife boxes and dating to circa 1800, probably Edinburgh. Highlighted with plentiful boxwood stringing to the front and sides, the stage has a central inlaid tablet flanked by a pair of tambour doors and sits between the original knife boxes still with their original cutlery fittings. The lower section has shaped bowfront top with three drawers above a central arch with recessed tambour door cupboard behind and flanked by a deep cellarette drawer and matching cupboard both with dummy drawer fronts, all with brass oval handles and original locks and supported on six ring turned and reeded tapering legs. This sideboard has a truly beautiful colour and it is exceptionally rare to find a Georgian sideboard with the original pair of knife boxes...