Audette Single Door Console

A French painted console cabinet with drawers from the mid-20th century. This vintage 6.25 foot long cabinet from France features a four drawers, set vertically, between a pair of single paneled doors, with a gently scalloped skirt, and raised upon petite cabriole legs which have been carved with nicely scrolled volutes. This piece is designed with a subtly bowed center, where the paneled-front drawers are housed, with top mimicking the shape of the case below. The pair of doors each have sweetly carved raised panels, with flowing emphasis at their upper interior sections. There is a creamy natural wash with subtle green undertones and beige accent trim. This French midcentury console cabinet...

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Rare Danish modern rosewood tambour door credenza with center dovetailed drawer section and adjustable shelf on each side.

A modern rustic arabesque four-door cabinet in a two-tone distressed finish. This cabinet has a beautifully carved shaped arabesque-inspired design. It is made of pine and has been g...

Charlotte Perriand 5-Door ‘Bloc’ cabinet designed for Cité Cansado, Mauritania c. 1958, edited by Galerie Steph Simon. Perriand’s ‘Elements-Blocs De Rangement’ cabinets issued by Steph Simon gallery, 1958 were composed of coreboard shelves veneered with a choice of different woods, braced by black lacquered sheet metal backs and side panels to ensure absolute rigidity. The side panels were perforated to accommodate racks for shelves or patented drawers in high-impact polystyrene in red, yellow, gray, or black . The sliding doors are melamine over masonite, which was favored over plywood or aluminum as they could be moved without making a noise. Storage was a vital issue for Perriand, who believed that life was not possible without rational storage. “Create emptiness.” she wrote, “You have too many things in your homes". Her intention was to liberate space - a fundamental idea in her writings. For her, emptiness was the scope to think and move. Measurements: 99" length x 30 1/2" height x 18 1/2" depth Materials: Ribbon mahogany, lacquered metal, metal legs with inset oak feet, melamine over masonite doors. Condition: Original, untouched condition. Patina as to be expected with age (actual patina, not neglect). Wood shelves are adjustable with original metal brackets. Legs have chips and loss of lacquer as to be expected with age. These could be repainted if desired, we prefer not to do any restoration. Please refer to images and feel free to be in touch with any questions. Provenance: Cité Cansado, Mauritania; Private Collection. Literature: Jacques Barsac, Charlotte Perriand, L'œuvre complète, Vol. 3: 1956-1968...