A stunning 1971 vintage standalone sideboard buffet credenza by Pennsylvania House and originally sold through the historic, high-end J.B. Van Sciver Company showrooms, features the burned-in Pennsylvania House stamp, showcasing the peak of mid-century Colonial Revival styling. This highly sought-after case piece is crafted from premium solid cherry and features a pristine, high-gloss top surface with a deep mirror-like reflection and remarkably minimal wear. It offers great utility storage, featuring four smooth-gliding top drawers fitted with authentic willow-style brass drop pull handles. Below, four traditional arched-panel cabinet doors open to open up wide storage spaces for lines and large serving platters. While originally designed to anchor a formal dining room, its low profile silhouette and incredible structural versatility make it highly desirable for contemporary interiors. It scales beautifully as a high-end entryway credenza, a sophisticated hallway storage chest, or a luxurious, heavy-duty media console positioned beneath a wall-mounted television. Note: This sideboard belongs to a matching 1971 Pennsylvania House dining collection. A matching dining table set with 6 chairs and a full-height glass hutch are also available in my shop. Please inquire for a bundle discount if interested in purchasing multiple pieces!