Art Deco-era Rosewood Display Cabinet

Art Deco-era rosewood display cabinet, featuring a simple and particularly balanced design.

The cabinet is crafted from richly grained rosewood, with warm, deep hues that highlight the clean lines of the front.

The rounded corners and the gentle curve of the lower section are characteristic of Art Deco furniture from the interwar period.

The upper section serves as a display cabinet and closes with two sliding glass doors, allowing for the display of objects, glassware, or a collection.

The lower section opens with two curved doors, fitted with long horizontal brass handles in a modernist design.

The piece rests on a remarkable sculptural plinth base, composed of two interlaced curved elements, lending lightness and dynamism to its silhouette.

An Art Deco piece that is both functional and decorative, notable for the quality of its wood, its rounded lines, and its original base.

Period: circa 1930
Style: Art Deco
Materials: rosewood, glass, brass
Dimensions: H. 98 × W. 138 × D. 42 cm