Rurka Glass Cabinet In Burl Walnut, Art Deco – 1940

This walnut veneer glass cabinet, dating from 1940 to the end of the Art Deco period, is a remarkable piece from the Rurka brand. It stands out for its elegant design and walnut wood finishes, which give it a sophisticated and timeless look. The cabinet opens with two sliding glass doors, providing visible and protected storage space for various objects. On the right side, it has four drawers, three of which are the same size and one slightly higher, allowing you to store items of different sizes. The upper part of the cabinet is composed of two boxes: one is open, ideal for displaying decorative objects or books, while the other is a drop-leaf with a lock, providing additional security for valuable objects. This last box contains four vertical racks as well as a small drawer, adding additional and organized storage options. This piece of furniture is a perfect example of the Art Deco style, combining functionality and aesthetics, and it represents a valuable collector's item for lovers of vintage furniture. Joseph (or Joe) Rurka was born around 1890 in Berdichev, Ukraine. Around 1910, he left his cabinetmaker father and moved to London, England. He had a small furniture factory in the East End of London. ******** Period: 1940 Excellent condition. Varnished finish Delivery possible in France and internationally. Dimensions: Width: 121 cm Depth: 32 cm Height: 105 cm Ref.107V