Pair of small Art Deco display cabinets in oak (renovated)

A pair of Art Deco display cabinets from the 1920s-1930s in solid oak, likely from the upper part of an antique sideboard. They can be placed on a piece of furniture or hung on the wall, allowing for the display of trinkets, ceramics, and collectibles. Materials: solid oak, bevelled glass, original antique mirror at the back, and shelves in veneered oak. Features: each cabinet is glazed on three sides: the door and both sides are fitted with thick bevelled glass. A moulded top and a moulded plinth frame the whole. The original mirror at the back of the cabinets, slightly tarnished, reflects light and enhances the displayed objects. The shelf has been custom cut from an old veneered oak shelf. One lock is functional; the lock on the second cabinet does not work. Renovation: these two antique cabinets have been completely sanded, both inside and out, then washed and protected with wax. Dimensions: L37.5 X D39 X H58.5. Interior: L34 X D32 X H54. Spacing between the shelves from top to bottom: 29-23. A pair of Art Deco display cabinets with geometric lines, combining solid oak, bevelled glass, and antique mirror, to showcase a collection in either an antique or contemporary interior.