Circa 1900 Edwardian European Dining Set. Table, 8 Chairs And Sideboard

Material

Wood, Fabric

Number Of Items

10

Renaissance Revival furniture gained popularity in the mid-19th century, drawing inspiration from the art and architecture of the European Renaissance. This movement emphasized elaborate carvings, classical motifs, and the use of rich, dark woods like walnut and oak. These pieces were often commissioned by wealthy individuals to showcase their refined taste and appreciation for historical design. Sideboards like this one were essential pieces in dining rooms, used for serving food and displaying valuable tableware. The intricate carvings and substantial size of these sideboards made them focal points of the room, reflecting the opulence and grandeur of the era. The style is characterized by symmetry, detailed relief carvings, and a sense of imposing presence.