Display cabinet - Burr walnut - 1930s Display Cabinet

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Michel Karis
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Art historian with extensive experience working at various auction houses in antiques.

Estimate  € 750 - € 850
DE
€130
DE
€120
FR
€110

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Art Deco display cabinet from the 1930s in burr walnut wood with glass, measuring 160 cm wide, 156 cm high, and 55 cm deep, featuring two lower doors and an open display area.

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Description from the seller

Unique Art Deco display cabinet from the 1930s with an open bookshelf from the 1960s. The balanced design features two closed wooden doors at the bottom, a transparent display area above, and open storage space, creating a harmonious silhouette. The cabinet can be placed with the shelf on either the left or right side. The medium to dark brown walnut burl veneer of the cabinet reveals a deep, warm vibrancy through careful restoration. The craftsmanship in integrating the curved glass elements highlights the high manufacturing quality of the Art Deco era. A timeless piece presented in excellent vintage condition.
Quality Features:

very good workmanship
high-quality materials
Made in Germany

Condition & Size
This piece has been carefully refurbished and is in very good condition.

Width 160 cm
Height 156 cm
Depth 55 cm

Please note that the delivery time for the furniture is 2-5 weeks. The shipping costs are specified as flat rates, and we still need to inquire about the shipping costs for each city or location. We will inform you after the purchase whether we will refund your shipping costs or if your location requires additional shipping costs.

Seller's Story

Re-store, Re-Use, Re-Love <3 Fast Food, Fast Fashion & Fast Furniture are not our world. We cherish furnishings with history – made with a lot of care and from a time when good design and quality were more important than quantities, price and pack size for transport around half the globe. We sell furnishings that we personally select and carefully restore. One by one. Some retain their original look, others are redesigned or upcycled and given a modern appearance with an emphasis on proportions, colors and details. We do offer some new items. These are produced in a fair environment with recycled or local materials. For us, the idea of a more sustainable world is the guiding principle – in all we do. We love to extend furniture lifetimes to contribute to a circular economy in the European furnishing industry. With us, you have all under one roof: Design lovers and sustainability enthusiasts. Win-win ;)!

Unique Art Deco display cabinet from the 1930s with an open bookshelf from the 1960s. The balanced design features two closed wooden doors at the bottom, a transparent display area above, and open storage space, creating a harmonious silhouette. The cabinet can be placed with the shelf on either the left or right side. The medium to dark brown walnut burl veneer of the cabinet reveals a deep, warm vibrancy through careful restoration. The craftsmanship in integrating the curved glass elements highlights the high manufacturing quality of the Art Deco era. A timeless piece presented in excellent vintage condition.
Quality Features:

very good workmanship
high-quality materials
Made in Germany

Condition & Size
This piece has been carefully refurbished and is in very good condition.

Width 160 cm
Height 156 cm
Depth 55 cm

Please note that the delivery time for the furniture is 2-5 weeks. The shipping costs are specified as flat rates, and we still need to inquire about the shipping costs for each city or location. We will inform you after the purchase whether we will refund your shipping costs or if your location requires additional shipping costs.

Seller's Story

Re-store, Re-Use, Re-Love <3 Fast Food, Fast Fashion & Fast Furniture are not our world. We cherish furnishings with history – made with a lot of care and from a time when good design and quality were more important than quantities, price and pack size for transport around half the globe. We sell furnishings that we personally select and carefully restore. One by one. Some retain their original look, others are redesigned or upcycled and given a modern appearance with an emphasis on proportions, colors and details. We do offer some new items. These are produced in a fair environment with recycled or local materials. For us, the idea of a more sustainable world is the guiding principle – in all we do. We love to extend furniture lifetimes to contribute to a circular economy in the European furnishing industry. With us, you have all under one roof: Design lovers and sustainability enthusiasts. Win-win ;)!

Details

Era
1900-2000
Wood type
Burr walnut
Title additional information
1930s Display Cabinet
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Germany
Material
Glass, Wood
Style
Art Deco
Colour
Brown
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
156 cm
Width
160 cm
Depth
55 cm
Estimated period
1930-1940
Can Be Locked
Yes
GermanyVerified
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Objects sold
85.96%
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Rechtliche Informationen des Verkäufers

Unternehmen:
Swen Jens Hilbich
Repräsentant:
Swen Hilbich
Adresse:
Hammer Landstraße 115
Hinterhof
41460 Neuss
GERMANY
Telefonnummer:
+4915905274034
Email:
mail@mid-century-friends.com
USt-IdNr.:
DE237206170

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