What wood are these usually made from?

Oak leads the titles, followed by mahogany and then walnut. The oak block is the largest single group, much of it Victorian sideboards and buffets, a good number mirror-backed. Above those sit the figured timbers: burr walnut in 39 titles, plus pollard oak, flame mahogany, amboyna, kingwood and satinwood. Padouk and satinwood appear in the Anglo-Indian pieces.

How old are carved sideboards on Sellingantiques?

The dealer-entered dates run from 1700 to 1940, and 291 of the 636 listings carry a clean year. The rest use era labels, and "19th Century" and "Victorian" together outnumber any decade. Where decades are given they cluster in the 1850s, 1860s and 1880s, with a separate 1920s group and smaller 1900s and 1910s tails. The pre-1800 end is thin: a few late 17th-century oak dressers and servers, and one entry dated before 1700.

Which forms count as sideboards here?

Sideboards proper dominate, but the heading also takes in dresser bases and low dressers, buffets, chiffoniers, credenzas and side cabinets. They all served the same storing-and-serving role in different rooms. Within the sideboards, pedestal, breakfront and bow-front forms are named in mahogany titles, and mirror backs appear in 40 titles across oak and walnut.

Are French or Continental examples listed?

Yes, though as a minority. French buffets and enfilades account for 48 titles, and the latest thing in the archive is a 1940-dated French oak sideboard. Beyond Britain and France the spread is wide but thin: Anglo-Indian and Burmese padouk, Chinese elm and lacquer, Italian walnut, and Flemish, Dutch, Hungarian, Belgian, Irish and Scandinavian pieces appearing once or twice.

Do these carry maker's names?

No maker or workshop stands out in this category. The evidence returned no maker candidates at all, so a name in a listing is the exception rather than the pattern. What does appear instead is design language: Gothic, revival, and Arts and Crafts labels, plus "Ipswich oak" three times and "Cotswold School" once.

How many come up for sale each year?

Around 70 a year come to market on Sellingantiques, and 146 different dealers have listed one. No single dealer defines the category. Sizes range widely too, from titles reading "of small proportions" and "petite" up to six-foot buffets and sideboards billed as monumental.

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A long, low case piece for serving and storing in a dining room or hall, listed under this heading because the title singles out its carving.

19th century

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Antique Victorian Carved Oak Sideboard

From Penderyn Antiques

£795

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Fine Quality Antique Regency Mahogany Chiffonier / Sideboard

19th century

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Fine Quality Antique Regency Mahogany Chiffonier / Sideboard

From London City Antiques

£3,450

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19th century

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Victorian Burr Walnut Salon Cabinet

From Church Street Antiques & Interiors

£1,450

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18th century

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Georgian Oak Cabriole Leg Dresser

From Hingstons of Wilton

£1,685

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1900 - 1920

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Oak and Burr Walnut Sideboard

From Coast Antiques

£395

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Pair of Regency Period Rosewood Side Cabinets

19th century

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Pair of Regency Period Rosewood Side Cabinets

From Camden Antiques

£3,250

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19th century

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Aesthetic Movement Walnut Buffet C.1880

From Collinge Antiques

£795

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Magnificent Quality Antique William IV Carved Mahogany Sideboard

19th century

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Magnificent Quality Antique William IV Carved Mahogany Sideboard

From London City Antiques

£19,995

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Quality Edwardian Period Mahogany Sideboard

1900 - 1920

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Quality Edwardian Period Mahogany Sideboard

From James R Millington Antiques

£650

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17th century

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Late 17th Century Block Front Dresser Base

From Hansord Antiques

£2,950

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The oldest carved pieces on Sellingantiques are late 17th-century oak - a low dresser, a block-front dresser base and a server. The latest is a French oak sideboard dated 1940.

19th century

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Late 19th Century Rustic Chinese Elm Dresser or Sideboard of Fine Patina

From LVS Decorative Arts

£1,550

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1920 - 1940

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Antique Oak Sideboard Dresser Base

From The Antique Shop

£595

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1900 - 1920

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Carved Bleached Oak Potboard Dresser

From LTANTIQUES.CO.UK

£2,450

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Antique Solid Mahogany Sideboard M. D. Miller & Sons, Nottingham C1920

1900 - 1920

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Antique Solid Mahogany Sideboard M. D. Miller & Sons, Nottingham C1920

From MebleinUK

£739

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Superb Oak Side Cabinet with Gothic Elements

19th century

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Superb Oak Side Cabinet with Gothic Elements

From Philip Hunt Antiques

£3,395

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19th century

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Good Quality Antique Mahogany Sideboard

From John Howkins Antiques

£1,350

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Antique Carved Sideboards

Antique Victorian Carved Oak Sideboard

Fine Quality Antique Regency Mahogany Chiffonier / Sideboard

Victorian Burr Walnut Salon Cabinet

Georgian Oak Cabriole Leg Dresser

Oak and Burr Walnut Sideboard

Pair of Regency Period Rosewood Side Cabinets

Aesthetic Movement Walnut Buffet C.1880

Magnificent Quality Antique William IV Carved Mahogany Sideboard

Quality Edwardian Period Mahogany Sideboard

Late 17th Century Block Front Dresser Base

Late 19th Century Rustic Chinese Elm Dresser or Sideboard of Fine Patina

Antique Oak Sideboard Dresser Base

Carved Bleached Oak Potboard Dresser

Antique Solid Mahogany Sideboard M. D. Miller & Sons, Nottingham C1920

Superb Oak Side Cabinet with Gothic Elements

Good Quality Antique Mahogany Sideboard

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