Featured Buffet identification

Hello,
I’ve been trying to find out info on what I believe to be a buffet that came with a house I purchased. Any ideas?

 

Hi KMorris!

Welcome to Antiquers.............

I'd call it a Sideboard, but that may not be correct. Wait for the furniture people to comment.

@verybrad...........

I can't seem to tag Grasshopper.......must not have the name correct.

It looks to be in wonderful condition.

I'd keep it if it were me.

 

@Ghopper1924 .

 

looks like a more modern or refinished version of this one
English Fine Antique Arts & Crafts Cotswold Mahogany Cabinet - Schneible Fine Arts LLC

 

Just a little be WRONG!

TY AJ!

 

Foolish previous house owners! Why in the world would you leave such a stylish oak buffet behind?

Yeah, this is the oak version from TallCakes' link, ca. 1910. Nice strapwork hinges and Craftsman carving. Would expect to see this go for around $2K or more at auction in my part of the Midwestern U.S. But I'd keep it!

 

The ONLY thing I see possibly "detrimental" to this piece is it might be too large!!!!! Sure hope you can find a place for it.....it's GORGEOUS!!! And beautifully DONE!
OH, AND WELCOME to ANTIQUERS!!

 

Ditto what the others said. Nice English arts and crafts sideboard. I am way jealous

 

Turned and lightened a bit.

I see strap hinges on the one TallCakes posted but not on yours.

 

Amazing piece! Congrats
If I weren't so far away, I'd be tempted to make you an offer on it.

 

Wiscbirddog is right, I stand corrected. Otherwise it looks to be identical.