Art Deco wood and brass extra furniture

Art deco wood and brass extra furniture. Light wood extra furniture and plate, in a brass cage. Two shelves, handles and hinges are also brass. I think it's 30s/40s. The shape of the furniture is quite complex. From the front it is a simple rectangle, from above a slight trapeze whose flanks are curved. A bleacher at the top, for example a vase, a bronze, a lamp, a mirror etc. The furniture can accommodate any type of storage (linge, crockery, trinkets, collections), serve as bar furniture why not. Initially it was a piece of furniture "radio" that was used to listen to various programs, musical, information etc. In the photo you have the label that attests to the provenance. The term "laboratory" can be misleading. The dropper is measured at its longest side. (due to the shape of the curved trapeze necessarily there is a measure of way, different from that of the bottom and different from the sides). Traces of wear, some very light veneer jumps, note slight "bubbles" in the veneer, a small one at the plateau and two, three others on the right flank at the bottom. We only see them by "really" putting their nose on them. This piece of furniture has lived but remains in good general condition, the brass elements brings it character. It is very functional, its dimensions, its sober shape, allows integration in any type of interior. In cm: width65 height100, depth34. Ladle weight 25/30kg.