Make a little space for it.
65 x 16 x 26
Measure the room, doorways and turns. Check the overall dimensions and ask us about the delivery path.
Get help with the fit65 x 16 x 26
Measure the room, doorways and turns. Check the overall dimensions and ask us about the delivery path.
Get help with the fitOne of one
This piece came to us on consignment from its owner. There’s no second one in the back, so once it sells, it’s gone.
Consignment sales are final, so we’d love for you to look closely first. Come see it, or ask us anything about its condition.
Room scene digitally styled; the piece is real.
At our Portland showroom
It’s one of one, so call ahead and we’ll make sure it’s still here. Mon–Sat 10–6, Sun 11–5.
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Google reviews of our Portland store, and what each one means for this piece.
They sell quality used and new furniture here.
For this piece
It’s pre-owned and final sale, like all consignment. Read our condition notes, come see it, or ask us first.
Read the condition notesAlicia did a great job helping us purchase a consignment sectional. We are very happy with the purchase and delivery to our door was the cherry on top
For this piece
The first flight of stairs is on us; a second flight is $50, and $25 for each one after.
Our notes on this piece, including its condition.
A long, low Golden Oak sideboard is the kind of mid-century modern find that settles a room without shouting. Sixty-five inches wide and only sixteen inches deep, it reads as a slim horizontal line rather than a heavy cabinet, and the warm Golden Oak tone keeps that line lively against a pale wall or a darker floor.
The piece is wood with a Golden Oak finish, standing twenty-six inches high so the top works as a serving surface or a place for lamps and books. Condition is excellent: the surfaces look clean, the structure is sound, and it is ready to use without a restoration project. Anyone browsing vintage sideboards & buffets Portland will notice how practical that scale is for real apartments and dining rooms.
Park it along a dining wall for dishes and linens, or let it anchor an entry with a mirror above and a chair or two beside it. The low height leaves wall space free, and the shallow depth stays out of the walkway.
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