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Bauhaus Sideboard, Walnut Burl Veneer, Black Lacquer, Chrome, Germany circa 1930
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Description
Large Bauhaus / Art Deco Sideboard, Credenza or Buffet from Germany around 1930.
Four doors with gorgeous round book-matched walnut burl veneer. On the sides and the curved edges, it is made with straight-lined walnut wood and several ebonized parts.
On the doors are two brushed metal handles as well as flat metal fittings as key signs.
On the inside it has different compartments with floors and drawers for silverware. The very right drawer inside is missing, therefore we would replace this with a shelf board inside, if wanted.
On top it has a black polished plate, surrounded by a chrome colored trim and a removable upper part made in walnut.
The sideboard is made of very high-quality with elaborate workmanship and can be fully dismantled for transport.
Dimension:
H 100 cm / 40 in
W 250 cm / 100 in
D 62 cm / 24.8 in - More Information
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Dimensions
W. 98.43 in; H. 39.37 in; D. 24.41 in; W. 250 cm; H. 100 cm; D. 62 cm;
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