Antique Marble-Top Sideboard with Mirrored Backsplash

This is a late 19th to early 20th-century antique sideboard, likely from the Eastlake or late Victorian era, constructed from solid oak with a rich medium-brown finish. The piece features a prominent rectangular marble top, showing a distinct dark grey and brown variegated veining pattern characteristic of Saint Anne or similar decorative marble. Above the marble surface sits a wooden gallery with a wide, rectangular horizontally-oriented mirror supported by turned corbels and a simple molded cornice top. The base contains two large cabinet doors with inset panels, flanking a central divider. The entire unit is raised on four slender, turned legs ending in small bun feet. A notable metal handle or towel bar is visible on the right side of the cabinet, suggesting it may have functioned as a washstand or server. The oak displays a prominent grain, possibly quarter-sawn. Condition-wise, the piece appears well-preserved with a natural aged patina; however, there is visible dulling of the wood finish on the cabinet doors and minor surface wear consistent with age. No major cracks are visible in the marble, and the mirror glass appears intact. The craftsmanship is indicative of high-quality mass production from the turn of the century, emphasizing structural utility and classical aesthetic lines.