Art Deco glass-fronted oak sideboard (renovated)

This Art Deco oak sideboard dates from the 1930s-1940s. Its graphic façade, combining wood and textured green glass, gives it a particularly original look. Materials: Made of solid oak, this sideboard features textured green glass that adds colour and depth to its façade. Features: The Art Deco sideboard opens with two doors composed of moulded panels at the bottom and hammered green glass at the top. These are highlighted by small wooden sections with a geometric design characteristic of the Art Deco period. The central post is adorned with a fine sculpted frieze. Inside, the sideboard offers three shelves (fixed height). Shallow and compact, this piece can be used as a sideboard, accent furniture, or storage in various rooms of the house. The doors lock. Renovation: The sideboard has been gently sanded to remove its old finish while preserving its patina. It was then carefully washed and protected with a clear matte varnish. Dimensions: L85.5 X D41.5 X H108.5. Interior: L78 X D34.5 X H98. Space between the shelves from top to bottom: 22-22-23-27. A small Art Deco sideboard from the 1920s-30s that stands out for the geometric design of its doors and its striking green glass.