Renovated vintage Parisian buffet in solid wood from the 1940s.

Small Parisian buffet, renovated in raw solid wood by our technicians. This small low buffet, also known as a workpiece, kitchen chest of drawers, or jam cupboard depending on the region, dates from the first half of the 20th century (1920s to 1950s). It features two upper drawers with metal shell handles (very typical of old workshop or kitchen furniture) and two doors opening onto shelves. The structure is made of solid fir or light oak wood. The top surface in solid wood is covered with a removable coating such as linoleum or plastic imitating marble/granite, common for kitchen furniture of this era to facilitate cleaning. The doors close with a small hook on the inside and a small steel latch on the outside. There is an option to apply a clear matte or satin varnish finish, medium oak satin varnish, light oak satin varnish, golden oak satin varnish, or dark oak matte varnish for an additional €60. For other finishes, please add the cost of the varnish. Width 80, depth 40, height 100.