Sideboard ca. 1795-1805 American Unknown in American homes prior to the 1790s, the sideboard quickly became an essential component of the fashionable dining room. It provided space for the storage and display of expensive silver flatware, porcelain, and glassware used during the course of a meal. This massive and resplendent example with an accompanying knife box is a tour de force of early-nineteenth-century cabinetmaking. It includes a unique variety of ornament, from inlaid panels of mahogany veneer, marquetry, and silver-plated copper to verre églomisé, or reverse painting on glass on the panels flanking the central lunette.. Sideboard. American. ca. 1795-1805. Mahogany, satinwood, silver, copper, verre églomisé with yellow poplar, white pine, mahogany. Possibly made in Baltimore, Maryland, United States; Possibly made in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

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Sideboard ca. 1795-1805 American Unknown in American homes prior to the 1790s, the sideboard quickly became an essential component of the fashionable dining room. It provided space for the storage and display of expensive silver flatware, porcelain, and glassware used during the course of a meal. This massive and resplendent example with an accompanying knife box is a tour de force of early-nineteenth-century cabinetmaking. It includes a unique variety of ornament, from inlaid panels of mahogany veneer, marquetry, and silver-plated copper to verre églomisé, or reverse painting on glass on the panels flanking the central lunette.. Sideboard. American. ca. 1795-1805. Mahogany, satinwood, silver, copper, verre églomisé with yellow poplar, white pine, mahogany. Possibly made in Baltimore, Maryland, United States; Possibly made in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

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