Oak craft sideboard with glass doors

Old 1950s sideboard with glass doors. The body of the furniture features several types of wood, a mix of oak and pine and a walnut top. The door fronts are made of oak, each one closes with a small lock, only one key (opening both doors) is present, and the metal buckle is broken, this does not interfere with its use. The furniture has been completely restored, sanded, treated, lightly stained, then protected with a transparent matte varnish. The interior of the furniture and the exterior are made of raw wood, the back has been painted black. We love its size, with its shallow depth and its beautiful height while having a very great length, giving it a distinguished look. The bottom plinth has been deliberately kept in black, to give a nice contrast. The two glasses on the right are made of original old bubble glass but the two glasses on the left seem to have been replaced over time. The top shelf has been cut, because this piece of furniture had to be placed against a wall at the time, three holes have been taken up in the bottom of the piece of furniture on the right. This piece of furniture being very old, it has singularities and defects in the wood making all its charm and authenticity. Please refer to the many photos. Obviously this sideboard is very heavy, provide arms to move it (the doors and shelves can be removed for transport). - total dimensions - l 235 X d 43 X h 121 cm internal dimensions of each shelf - l 105 X d 31 cm xh 36/31/30 cm.