Restored Art Deco Oak Commode Low Sideboard TV Console 1940s

We are proud to present a highly versatile, incredibly solid wood commode from the late 1930s / early 1940s. With its practical dimensions and optimal height of 68 cm, it serves perfectly as a stylish media console, TV stand, or hallway cabinet for modern living spaces. DESIGN AND MATERIALS This sturdy piece is rooted in the Art Deco Streamline Moderne style. The silhouette is softened by beautifully rounded vertical edges and rests on distinctively carved, massive block feet, bringing a classic, grounded atmosphere to any interior. The cabinetmaker utilized a sophisticated veneering technique on the front doors. They are covered in premium oak veneer showcasing a very strong, expressive flame-like grain. Arranged in a perfectly symmetrical book-matched pattern, the wood creates a mesmerizing natural image. Opening the doors reveals original, full-length brass piano hinges, a hallmark of high-end cabinetry. RESTORATION AND FINISH The cabinet has undergone a comprehensive restoration in our specialized workshop. All old, degraded varnishes were meticulously stripped down to the bare wood. The oak was stained to a warm, rich cognac tone and finished with premium hard wax oil. This modern, high-end treatment protects the wood against moisture and daily use while providing a stunning, natural satin-matte touch, completely avoiding the artificial gloss of old lacquers. The interior is flawlessly clean, fitted with a sturdy wooden shelf. The lock is fully functional and the key is included. DIMENSIONS Width: 110 cm Depth: 45 cm Height: 68 cm Style: Art Deco, Streamline Moderne Period: 1930s/1940s Origin: Central Europe (Poland) Materials: Solid Wood, Highly Figured Oak Veneer, Brass Condition: Fully restored, excellent vintage condition.