A finely carved, late 19th-century Italian Neo-Baroque walnut sideboard. The cabinet features a pair of leaded glass doors in shades of blue and purple, framed by uprights decorated with caryatids and gargoyles, which are also found on the upper panel, along with leafy details and a central face. The cymatium is embellished with a family shield supported by cherubs, leafy carvings, and lateral spandrels. The central panel boasts a carved rear panel with pierced shelf supports and a carved dragon. The base comprises two drawers under the top and a pair of doors, with side uprights that echo the caryatids on the cabinet, gargoyles, and feet finely carved with feral heads. The interior is made of poplar, providing a contrast to the walnut exterior.