Large Art Nouveau cabinet in marquetry oak 1918-1930

Technical sheet. * Period / Style: Art Nouveau / Jugendstil (geometric period), 1918-1930. Origin: Germany (from an apartment in Poznań). * Materials: Sturdy construction in solid pine and oak, veneered in European oak. Side doors adorned with chevron friezes, marquetry inlays, and oval medallions in precious wood. New bevelled central mirror. Original brass hardware stamped "geschützt" on the back. * Finish: Oil-wax with a deep matte appearance, highlighting the natural texture and grain of the oak. * Dimensions: Width 195.5 cm|Height 216.5 cm|Depth 68 cm. * Layout: Wardrobe with 3 doors and 3 independent compartments. Central compartment: wardrobe with a hanging rail and a fixed upper shelf. Side compartments (left and right): linen cupboard equipped with removable and height-adjustable shelves. Lower part comprising 4 large external drawers. Supplied with a complete set of 7 adjusted brass keys. * Logistics: Fully dismountable into 6 main elements for ease of handling, transport, and reassembly on site. Description and condition. Large Art Nouveau wardrobe from the early 20th century offering exceptional storage volume. Its architectural and streamlined lines are softened by the finesse of floral marquetry details and the presence of a large bevelled central mirror. The whole rests on a solid base cut in an arc at the front and is crowned with a straight moulded cornice. The item has undergone a complete and rigorous restoration in cabinetmaking. The structure is perfectly sound, stable, and rigid. The doors and drawers are precisely fitted into the frame and operate optimally. The original locks have been serviced and are fully functional. Not used since its restoration, in impeccable condition.