A large sideboard, part of the new furnishing of Villa Godderidge, St. Pölten, Viehofen, Austinstrasse no. 89, c. 1911. This piece of furniture is clearly connected with Hans Ofner. white varnished wood; two-piece construction; the upper section with three two-piece double doors made of pressed glass with wave motif; diamond-shaped construction, each piece with one strut in the middle; on the underside four round turned struts; the projecting underside resting on a closed base; natural countertop; the front of the lower part with six drawers with round finials made of nickel plated brass; facing side underneath with three double doors with rectangular panels; both here and also in the upper cabinet hammered lenticular fittings made of nickel plated brass; door fittings and finials of drawers scuffed; signs of age and use; four keys; size: height: 190 cm, length: 316 cm, depth 70 cm. (MP) Provenance: Formerly Villa Godderidge, St. Pölten, Viehofen, Austinstrasse No. 89. Literature: cf. about the villa: Bundesdenkmalamt (ed.), Österreichische Kunsttopographie. Die Kunstdenkmäler der Stadt St. Pölten und ihrer eingemeindeten Ortschaften, vol. LIV, Horn 1999, chapter Ehemalige Spitzenfabrik p. 544f.; cf about the villa: Das Interieur, vol. XIII, 1912, p. 49f; cf about the villa: Holme (ed.), The Art Revival in Austria, Offices of “The Studio”, London, Paris, New York, MCMVI, C 37f. We are grateful to Mag. Thomas Pulle, Stadtmuseum St. Pölten, for his assistance with the provenance.