19th century Cuban mahogany sideboard in Victorian style

A nineteenth-century enfilade made of Victorian-style Cuban mahogany is a historic and elegant piece of furniture that embodies the design characteristics of the Victorian era, which took place during the reign of Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom from 1837 to 1901. The use of Cuban mahogany is characteristic of Victorian style furniture. Mahogany is a precious and grain-rich wood that was highly valued for its beauty. Victorian-style furniture, including enfilades, is often imposing and large in size to take center stage in the dining room or living room. Cuban mahogany is usually finished with lacquer or varnish that enhances the natural beauty of the wood. It can be polished to achieve a shiny appearance.