Up for auction is a magnificent piece of craftsmanship from the 1930s. This floor-standing, expandable sewing cabinet (often referred to as a "cantilever" box) is a prime example of functional pre-war design, blending Art Deco utility with traditional woodworking techniques. Key Features & Craftsmanship: Condition: The wood is in excellent vintage condition, showcasing a beautiful grain and a deep, well-preserved patina. Joinery: High-quality construction featuring traditional spline joints (соединения на шпонку), ensuring structural integrity for decades to come. Authentic Details: A rare find featuring original brass screws and remarkably preserved wooden hinges (wooden pivots), maintaining the item's historical authenticity. Mechanism: The multi-tier cantilever system opens smoothly, providing easy access to all compartments. Dimensions (Main body, excluding protruding parts): Height: 60 cm Width: 50 cm Depth: 28 cm Description for Collectors: This piece is not just a storage solution but a statement furniture item. Unlike mass-produced modern versions, this 1930s model uses mechanical wood-to-wood connections that highlight the skill of the era's cabinetmakers. Ideal for collectors of vintage haberdashery tools or enthusiasts of early 20th-century interior design. Condition Report: Solid structure, no signs of woodworm, and all original hardware present. Minor age-related wear consistent with history, adding to its authentic character.