Vintage bar coffee table Roches Bobois design Paul Michel 1970

Cream-laqué wooden coffee table with sliding system revealing a bar. This is a table from the 1970s by paul michel edited by roches bobois. Two l-to-l games to let a bar appear. So there are two positions and table shapes. The base is mirrored as well as the inside of the bar. The interior of the bar has a plexiglas bottle holder with 4 pitches and also a small glass shelf/tablet. The table is in good condition for its over 40 years but some have traces of use all the same. The mirror base is in very good condition. Note that one side has some traces of splashes but it remains very discreet. The metal sliding system is a bit oxidized but it can't be seen, whether it's closed or in the bar position. The tray has small traces and micro-scratches when you look closely. There is a slightly pink round trace (candle) the size of a 2-piece. There is also a small trace of burning as well as two small shards. All this remains quite discreet. The table is very heavy. About 50kg. 125cm X 80cm X 38cm tall. 119cm X 95cm in bar position. 67cm X 48cm for mirror base. 61cm X 41cm for the inside of the bar. 13cm X 41cm for the glass tablet (removable). This cream-washed model is less common than the elm magnifying glass model.