Large three-door oak wardrobe - Interwar period 1920-1939

Technical sheet. * Period / Style: Bourgeois traditionalism (Interwar period), 1920-1939. Origin: Poland (Konin region). * Materials: Internal structure in softwood and solid oak, veneered in European oak. Original bevelled central mirror with historical patina (slight oxidations of the silvering). * Hardware: Three original brass keys, restored and functional locks. * Finish: Traditional shellac varnish, soft satin sheen. * Dimensions: Width 208 cm|Height 208.5 cm|Depth 75 cm. Description and condition. Large classic-style wardrobe with three doors from the interwar period. The central door features a large vertical mirror. Internal layout: wardrobe section (left and centre) with hanging rail and internal lower drawers, linen section (right) with robust solid shelves. Fully modular design (disassemblable into 8 distinct elements for easy transport and installation). The piece has undergone a complete restoration in cabinetmaking. The structure is sound, rigid, and perfectly stable. The adjustments of the modular panels and doors are precise. Item unused after refurbishment, ready for immediate installation.