Small vintage row with sliding doors, metal legs Circa 50's

Small row/low storage cabinet from the middle of the century, circa 1950s. Created by a craftsman/cabinetmaker, the piece is composed of poplar, with a natural oak veneered finish on the 2 side panels, as well as on the front edge of the tray (see photos.) the rest of the tray has a golden oak finish, and at the back of the tray there is a black wooden rod (see photos.) the cool shark fin-shaped side panels are fully wrapped, with glossy black formica around the edge. The two sliding doors at the front are made of plywood and have their original metal handles in the shape of a bow tie (see photos.) doors open and close properly. Please note: the door on the left has the vein of the wood positioned horizontally, and the door on the right is positioned vertically, which can be assumed to have been intentional, when it was originally manufactured. Inside, there is a removable central shelf, which measures at l: 122.5 cm X d: 31.5 cm. The space above the shelf 15.5 cm and the space below 25.5 cm. The piece rests on 4 black metal legs with adjustable tips. The piece is in good general condition, original and vintage, with some marks, signs of age and previous use, as well as some natural marks in the grain of the wood proportional to the time on top (see photos with a 1 cent coin for perspective), side panels, doors, handles, interior, feet and tips. The patina is also proportional to age and time. It is strong and stable. It has only been delicately cleaned, oiled and waxed in accordance with the original patina of time. Note. All photos are taken in natural light, so colors can vary depending on the brightness, angles, and perspective in which they are viewed. The last 4 images were taken outdoors.