Multifunctional sideboard from the 1930s, probably intended as a radio or phonograph stand. The front doors are crafted in a herringbone walnut crotch. The frame features frames and moldings. The legs are turned from solid wood and are joined by a lower apron. The top opens with a flap. There are also two additional doors on the back, likely used for accessing and maintaining the radio or phonograph, similar to a cabinet. Woodworm holes are present. Anti-woodworm treatment has been performed. Dimensions: height 108 cm, width 75 cm, depth 38 cm. Condition: worn.
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SILVER Seller in Parma, Italy
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