Desk called "Minister" in oak, 1965.

Desk referred to as the "Minister" in oak, 1965. 1965, as evidenced by its plaque located just under the top on the right, Manufacturer's signature: Blondel & Cie. Solid oak and oak veneer. The top is protected by a clear matte varnish that does not yellow. 9 drawers that slide very well. The central drawer no longer locks, and, in fact, there is no key. The 2 shelves, one on the right and one on the left, under the top, are fully functional. Partially dismountable: the top, the two cabinets, and the central drawer. Note: a repair has been made (see photo) It is in very good condition. Dimensions: Width 126 cm. Depth 77 cm. Height 77 cm. Leg clearance 60 cm. Very good condition. No delivery. To be collected on site in Triel Sur Seine (78, bordering 95) ————— This oak minister's desk can be attributed to the 1950s–1960s (the Reconstruction period and post-war administrative furniture). Dating and style elements. • Style and design (ca. 1950–1965): The straight lines, integrated solid wood "tassel" handles, robust assembly, and corner panels on the sides and back are characteristic of functional and modernist French office furniture from this period. • The manufacturer: Les Établissements Blondel & Cie specialised in office and administrative furniture. Their presence at the Porte d'Asnières (Paris 17th) corresponds to the rise of professional furniture manufacturers in the mid-20th century. • Model number/marking (ETO_65-10): The coding on the identification plaque corresponds to catalogue references or equipment standards for public markets from the 1960s (the mention "65" generally referring to the series or year of approval of the model in the manufacturer's catalogue).