1930er Art Deco Schrank aus Makassarholz

A brown cabinet from the famous Art Deco era. The piece was made in France between 1920 and 1940, now restored and refinished. It radiates the typical Art Deco style with a wonderful pattern and a strong, brown wood color. This Art Deco cabinet in the style of Christian Krass is made of ebonized mahogany. The interior is accessed through two solid doors framed by several open compartments, which rest on a double plinth with ribbon decor. The shelves are made of solid mahogany veneered in Makassar ebony. The original lock is secured by a barrel. Fine craftsmanship on the wood and a high-gloss polished veneer make the piece a real eye-catcher. The interesting pattern of the wood brings out the simple, yet elegant design of the body and harmonizes perfectly with the typical Art Deco style.