Ethan Allen Country Crossings Solid Cherry Sideboard with Scalloped Apron

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This is the kind of piece that anchors a room. Ethan Allen's Country Crossings line from their American-made era—solid cherry construction with that gorgeous tiger-stripe figuring you can't fake. Two cabinet doors flank three center drawers, all with brass-finished pulls that have aged gracefully. The scalloped apron and turned tulip legs give it French Provincial charm without the fuss. That solid plank top shows some minor surface wear from years of holiday dinners, but the bones are rock-solid and the finish still glows.

The D'Beetle Difference

• Solid Cherry, Figured Grain: Not veneer—this is the real deal. Look at that chatoyance on the top and door panels. The kind of wood character that only gets better with age.

• Generous Storage Configuration: Two full cabinet compartments with adjustable shelving plus three center drawers for linens and silver. Approximately 54-58" wide x 18-20" deep x 35" tall.

• Traditional Mortise Construction: Frame-and-panel doors, solid wood drawer boxes. Built when Ethan Allen still meant something about American craftsmanship, not imported shortcuts.