sideboard (furniture)
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"sideboard (furniture)"@en
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"dressoirs"@nl |
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"In modern usage, a general term for case furniture of various designs, sometimes on legs, with cupboard space beneath and placed along the wall of a dining room for serving, storage, and displaying plate and other precious tableware. However, in early usage may refer to a table, as the term derives from pieces that were often simply a board on legs placed near the dining table. By the 17th century sideboards were being designed with a cupboard or drawers beneath a flat table surface. The top was higher than a standard table, allowing the plate on display to be seen easily, as well as making the food more conveniently accessible to a standing person. Victorian sideboards often had levels or shelves above the primary surface, in order to create more space for displaying tableware. "Dressers (cupboards)" may be similar in design and function, but were typically found in kitchens rather than dining rooms. In modern usage, for side tables used along the walls of dining rooms, use "sideboard tables" or the broader term "serving tables.""@en
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Inverse relations
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Allegory of the five sensescidoc:E22_Human-Made_Object
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Connoisseurs in an art collectioncidoc:E22_Human-Made_Object
Connoisseurs in an Art Collector's Cabinetcidoc:E22_Human-Made_Object
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Figure of a merchantcidoc:E22_Human-Made_Object
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In the fitting roomcidoc:E22_Human-Made_Object
Interieurcidoc:E22_Human-Made_Object
Interieur met elegant gezelschapcidoc:E22_Human-Made_Object
Interiorcidoc:E22_Human-Made_Object
Interior of an art collector's cabinetcidoc:E22_Human-Made_Object
Interior of the Frans Hals Museumcidoc:E22_Human-Made_Object
Interior with two women looking at a child in a cradlecidoc:E22_Human-Made_Object
Kitchen interior with five persons, onecidoc:E22_Human-Made_Object
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Kleedkamer der koristen der Nederlandse Operacidoc:E22_Human-Made_Object