French rosewood row from Rio

French double-body rosewood veneer of rio from the late 1960s. Refinement and elegance and chic for this rare thread in exceptional condition. The upper body is made up of three slaughtering boxes, each with a radius. The lower body is made up of 4 drawers; including two central ones with a red felt bottom. Dimensions: width 240cm, depth 45cm, total height 112cm. Height 1st body: 45cm, gap between the two bodies 45cm. Rio rosewood (dalbergia negra) is a plant of the dalbergia genus in the papilionaceae family. This endangered species grows wild in the brazilian atlantic forest in particular. The peak of its exploitation occurred in the second half of the 19th century with the development of wood veneer. The trade in rio rosewood, a victim of its overexploitation, is now banned for all specimens cut after 1992.