Large and elaborately carved 19th century oak mirrored sideboard. Central arched cornice above large mirror flanked by two rectangular mirrors, all supported by carved pilasters, over a double pedestal base with three large drawers over two doors. The right pedestal door opens to reveal a large pull out drawer once fitted with bottle dividers. The left pedestal cupboard has a pull out shelf. The sideboard is covered with elaborate and deeply carved botanical motifs including corn, grapes, kumquats, pears, wheat, acorns, and various other fruits, with the drawers having a running grapevine motif. The sideboard retains its original mirrors, not pictured. 115" H x 132" W x 37" D. Continental, last half 19th century. Provenance: purchased in the mid 20th century from a European castle by country music personalities Johnny and June Carter Cash. It was used in their Hendersonville, Tennessee home and later displayed in the "House of Cash" museum until its closure. Condition: Retains older finish. Some chips to carved elements, a few are loose or off the piece but included, and a few carved elements are missing. The Central Mirror has a large chip in the lower right corner. One pull out drawer on the left pedestal is missing, and the bottle fitting on the right pull out drawer is not intact. Rear central panel missing.