Antique Sideboard with Mirror

  1. Kim says:

    Beautiful new to you pieces ♥️

  2. Debbie says:

    Oh my goodness! My mouth literally dropped open when I saw this picture! I love this piece!

    • Danelle Harvey says:

      Hahaha! I love that. We love it so much! Thank you Debbie.

    • Linda Wolf says:

      I love this antique hutch! Such beautiful wood and detail, can’t wait to see where you put all these pieces in your new house! So exciting and fun to watch! I totally enjoyed all your new adventures in houses and decorating! Love you girls!

  3. Shela says:

    Beautiful pieces! Can’t wait to see them in the new house.

  4. Mary+Shoe says:

    Beautiful antiques!

  5. Beth+McKey says:

    Hi. You probably know this but to check if a mirror is an antique use a coin. Put the coin on the mirror at right angles, if the reflection touches the coin, it is a modern mirror. If there’s a gap between the coin and the mirror, it’s an antique. Love the pieces you’ve found, fabulous!!

  6. Linda L says:

    So, once in my former life I was an Antique dealer. Now I’m a retired senior citizen. That said, I still have a home full of lovely oak antique furniture. Your sideboard is gorgious! The majolica looks beautiful (wish I had some). Yup, the cabinet in your last blog is a beautiful example of the Eastlake era. I so enjoy reading your newsletters. Your vintage style decorating is exquisite.

    • Danelle Harvey says:

      That is awesome Linda. Thank you very much! This is the sweetest compliment.

  7. Gary Discavage says:

    You have a beautiful late Victorian sideboard, which incorporates earlier design elements . It is most likely from the 1890’s. IT IS NOT EASTLAKE! Eastlake style is very rectilinear with concave scooped-out designs. It was popular in the 1870’s and 80’s

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