Highboard - Walnut - two-faced
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A wooden Art Déco sideboard from Italy in walnut wood, circa the 1930s, with dimensions 108 cm high, 75 cm wide and 38 cm deep, brown colour, weighs 12 kg, in used condition with probable small missing pieces and wormholes, double-faced front, originally a radio/gramophone cabinet and now repurposed as a home bar storage unit.
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Multipurpose sideboard from the 1930s. Probably intended as a radio-phonograph cabinet. Front doors with a herringbone pattern in walnut burl. Framework with moldings and cornices. Turned legs built from solid wood, joined by a lower skirting board. Upper top opening that folds down. Additionally, on the back there are two more doors, likely for access and maintenance to the radio/gramophone, in the style of a Victrola cabinet.
Currently used as a small home-bar cabinet.
The piece is not perfect; it shows signs of age and woodworm holes. The woodworm treatment has been carried out.
Shipping with proper packaging.
Multipurpose sideboard from the 1930s. Probably intended as a radio-phonograph cabinet. Front doors with a herringbone pattern in walnut burl. Framework with moldings and cornices. Turned legs built from solid wood, joined by a lower skirting board. Upper top opening that folds down. Additionally, on the back there are two more doors, likely for access and maintenance to the radio/gramophone, in the style of a Victrola cabinet.
Currently used as a small home-bar cabinet.
The piece is not perfect; it shows signs of age and woodworm holes. The woodworm treatment has been carried out.
Shipping with proper packaging.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Weight
12 kg
Wood type
Walnut
Title additional information
two-faced
Country of origin
Italy
Material
Wood
Style
Art Deco
Colour
Brown
Condition
Fair condition - heavily used & with possibly minor parts missing
Height
108 cm
Width
75 cm
Depth
38 cm
Estimated period
1920-1930
