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A solid quarter sawn white oak sideboard in the Mission / Arts and Crafts style, built the way Stickley built a century ago: mortise and tenon joinery, dovetail drawer fronts and metal glides. Two drawers sit above two doors, each hiding a removable shelf. At 48 inches wide and 29.5 inches tall it works as a sideboard, media console or entry cabinet. Shoppers comparing it with veneered imports are paying for solid oak and real joinery rather than a flat-pack build.
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Rated 4.8 out of 5 across 10 ratings. Owners praise the solid oak build and the period-correct look; the few criticisms concern the drawer depth and the finish choices.
This Mission / Arts & Crafts style cabinet is built from solid quarter sawn white oak. It has two drawers and two doors, with a shelf behind each door.
The cabinet uses mortise and tenon joinery. The drawer fronts are dovetailed, and the drawers run on metal glides. The hardware is metal, and the shelves are removable.







