Product details
The Jeremiah Sideboard brings sustainable storage to your dining room through reclaimed pine and alder construction, finished in a warm brown that carries the natural character of wood given a second life. This horizontal buffet cabinet -- a low storage piece traditionally used for dinnerware, linens, and serving essentials -- stretches 65 inches wide and offers two drawers plus four doors opening to two spacious compartments. The Furniture Classics Jeremiah Sideboard is available at Sideboards and Things with free shipping. Handcrafted in China from timber that has already served one purpose, this piece exemplifies the heirloom approach to credenzas and sideboards: real wood, real joinery, built to last generations.
Jeremiah Sideboard Features:
- Overall Dimensions (WxDxH): 65 x 17.75 x 34.25 inches
- Material: Reclaimed Pine and Alder Wood
- Color/Finish: Brown
- Storage: 2 Drawers, 4 Cabinet Doors, 2 Interior Compartments
- Weight: 94.5 lb
- Orientation: Horizontal
- Country of Origin: China
- Assembly: Not Required
- Style: Classic
Why Choose Reclaimed Wood Storage from Sideboards and Things?
Every board in the Jeremiah carries the grain, knots, and color variations earned through decades of earlier use, then hand-selected and hand-finished by craftsmen who understand solid hardwood joinery. Position it along a dining room wall to keep serving pieces and table linens within arm's reach, or anchor a living room vignette with lamps, framed photographs, and a mirror above. The 34.25-inch height places the top surface at the ideal level for serving or display, while the 17.75-inch depth maintains a streamlined profile that won't crowd narrow rooms. Pair it with other pieces from our all furniture collection to build a cohesive look rooted in natural materials and honest construction, or explore the 7 Best Antique Sideboards guide for styling inspiration.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How tall should a sideboard be?
- A sideboard typically stands 30 to 36 inches tall; the Jeremiah measures 34.25 inches, placing it squarely in the range that works comfortably alongside dining tables and as a serving surface.
- What is the difference between a sideboard, a credenza, and a buffet?
- All three terms describe low storage cabinets with drawers and doors, though "sideboard" and "buffet" traditionally refer to dining room pieces used for serving, while "credenza" often describes similar furniture in living rooms or offices; the Jeremiah works equally well in any setting.
- How much storage does this sideboard hold?
- The Jeremiah offers two drawers for flatware, napkins, and smaller items, plus four doors opening to two interior compartments sized for dinnerware, serving platters, table linens, and seasonal decor.
- What size sideboard fits my dining room?
- A sideboard should be proportional to your dining table and wall length; at 65 inches wide, the Jeremiah suits rooms with tables seating six to eight and pairs well with walls 8 to 10 feet long.
- Does this sideboard arrive assembled?
- Yes, the Jeremiah ships fully assembled and ready to use, with free curbside delivery to the continental USA; white-glove in-room placement and setup are available upon request for an additional fee.
- How deep is this sideboard?
- The Jeremiah measures 17.75 inches deep, providing ample interior storage while maintaining a streamlined footprint that works in narrow dining rooms and hallways.