Rare: Parisian wardrobe, oak bonnetière from the 1950s

It is made of beautiful medium oak and oak plywood and it is quite rare to find one of this style, this furniture being more fashionable in the late 19th, early 20th century. As a result, we have a beautiful clash of styles and a fairly timeless design. It opens with a large door mounted on hinges, thanks to its beautiful openwork key and its original lock. Inside, there are 4 removable plywood shelves mounted on racks, therefore adjustable as desired. The door abuts on elegant little brass pins fixed in the slightly rounded solid oak uprights. Here we can clearly see the lighter veins of the oak. At the bottom, two drawers with beautiful fronts, each decorated with an original silver metal handle. The drawers slide very well, the bottoms are clean and sound. We notice the aesthetic concerns at the level of the discreet but elegant upper cornice but also at the level of the lower crosspiece, nicely carved. Some rare, tiny traces of wear, but overall it is in superb condition, ready to use in an entrance hall, living room or child's bedroom. It has the advantage of combining practicality and elegance. Uncommon model. H: 192 cm. W: 65 cm. D: 50 cm. Cupboard space: 135 X 55 X 42 cm. Drawer: 47 X 42 X 11.5 (h) cm.