Buffet, Otto Schulz, 1930s, Sweden

Designed by Otto Schulz for Boet in the 1930s, this sideboard exemplifies the refined craftsmanship and geometric elegance of Swedish Art Deco design. Schulz's work is renowned for its sophisticated details and harmonious use of materials. This piece features sliding glass doors, drawers, and a distinctive circular wood accent on the front. Crafted from burr walnut, mahogany, and sycamore, it showcases the rich contrast of tones and precision typical of Boet's production. This sideboard is in very good vintage condition, with a well-preserved patina resulting from age. An authentic example of early 20th-century Scandinavian design, this sideboard embodies the blend of luxury and functionality characteristic of Otto Schulz's furniture. Specifications: Designer: Otto Schulz Origin: Sweden Period: 1930s. Materials: Walnut burl, mahogany, and sycamore. Condition: Very good vintage condition. Estimated weight: 45-55 kg. Dimensions: Length: 170 cm. Depth: 48 cm. Height: 90 cm.