Perforated metal bedside table, 1950s-60s

Let yourself be seduced by the authentic charm of this small shelf (which can serve as a bedside table or end table) dating from the 1950s-1960s. Entirely made of tubular metal and perforated sheet, it stands out with its lovely cut-out patterns in the shape of clovers/crosses on the back and shelves, typical of Mid-Century design (in the style of the productions of Mathieu Matégot or Rigitulle). Its light lines are accentuated by four delicate ogive-shaped finishing buttons at the corners. Its original cream/ivory patina, slightly textured and marked by time, gives it an extra soul and a highly sought-after "shabby chic" or softened industrial look. It features two shelves perfect for holding books, ceramics, or plants. Condition: Generally in good vintage condition. The structure is perfectly stable and solid. The paint shows signs of use, charming wear from time, and a patina that attests to its authenticity (see photos). Dimensions: Height: 55.5 cm. Width: 46 cm. Depth: 30.5 cm.