Renovated art deco showcase, Germany 1930s

Art deco display cabinet to hang on the wall. Originally it was a sideboard extension, but it was equipped with hanging handles and a bottom, making it presentable also when viewed from the bottom. Thanks to the engravings on the locks, we managed to identify the manufacturer of the furniture. This is the wilago company from goleniów (formerly gollnow), which in the 1930s was one of the largest furniture manufacturers in germany. In the 1930s, the company's area was 60, 000 m2 and the number of employees reached 400 people. An interesting fact is that the glazed sides and doors are made of oak wood veneered with walnut. The original glass has been preserved, both on the rounded sides and in the doors - beveled bent glass. The locks have also been preserved, but unfortunately they are not working, so the door cannot be locked, and the key only serves as a handle to open it. Dimensions: width 160cm, height 59cm, depth 31cm. Furniture after comprehensive renovation.