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Art Deco Sideboard, Convex Front, Black, Mahogany and Chrome, France circa 1930
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Description
Art Deco Sideboard with Curved / Convex Door, Black Lacquer, Mahogany and Chrome, France circa 1930.
Very elegant french Art Deco Sideboard from around 1930.
Convex / cylindrical form of the frontside / -doors. The walnut solid wood underneath has been lacquered with black piano lacquer and high-gloss polished.
The chromed full-moon fittings and octagonal handles are all original and have been newly galvanized. On the sides, it has very nice channeled decors with chrome trims running in between.
The marble plate on top is also original and has been slightly polished.
On the inside, it has one big, polished wood plate made of mahogany. The inside of the doors and drawers are also veneered with Mahogany as well. - More Information
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Dimensions
W. 68.9 in; H. 43.31 in; D. 20.47 in; H.2. 40.94 in; W. 175 cm; H. 110 cm; D. 52 cm; H.2. 104 cm;
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