Art Deco Display Cabinet

Description

Dream Art Deco display cabinet / glass cabinet / Bauhaus furniture / walnut veneer Dimensions: height x width x depth … more Dream Art Deco display cabinet / glass cabinet / Bauhaus furniture / walnut veneer Dimensions: height x width x depth 181 x 243 x 76 For sale is a three-part living room cabinet from the period between 1930 and 1940. This wonderful cabinet combines the elegance of late Art Nouveau with the clear , geometric influence of Art Deco. The cabinet is in *beautifully preserved, original condition*, highlighting its historical value and aesthetic appeal. : *External design: The cabinet is constructed in three parts and has two storage areas on both sides, which are covered by artistically decorated doors. The **floral ornaments* of the doors are typical of Art Nouveau, with flowing, natural motifs that appear slightly stylized and indicate the transition to Art Deco. The doors have a gentle, yet striking elegance. *Middle part: In the middle of the cabinet there is a large desk that can be used as a sideboard or for storage. This surface is functional and aesthetic at the same time, with **cut mirrors* that gently reflect light and visually enlarge the space. The area underneath offers a generous storage area, perfect for storing items. *Material and workmanship*: The entire construction is robust and solid, but still finely crafted, which is typical of this transitional period between Art Nouveau and Art Deco. The wooden surface is well preserved, with a warm, fragrant interior that gives the impression of high quality and good care. *Keys and functionality: All **keys* are *intact and fully functional*, allowing all doors to be securely locked. This not only ensures safety, but also preserves the traditional charm of the furniture. The cabinet can be easily dismantled into its three parts and reassembled just as easily, making transport and delivery easier. *Overall image*: The cabinet combines the soft, flowing shapes of Art Nouveau with the clear lines and geometric patterns of Art Deco. It is not only a functional piece of furniture, but also an impressive example of the 1930s and 1940s. Its elegant design and excellent condition make it a special highlight in every living room. less