Sideboard (noun)

1. A piece of furniture that is typically used to store dishes, glassware, and other items in a dining room.
2. A piece of furniture that is typically used to store items in a living room or hallway.

Origin:

Late 18th century: from side + board, because originally it stood against a wall.

Examples:

1. She opened the sideboard and took out a tray of glasses.
2. The sideboard in the dining room held the good china and silverware.
3. He put his keys on the sideboard in the hallway.
4. The sideboard was made of dark wood and had a polished finish.
5. The sideboard had several drawers and a cabinet for storage.