Children's buffet kitchen cabinet

Adorable children's kitchen sideboard, all in wood, painted in very pale green. It is a nice reproduction of a rustic, country furniture from the first half of the 20th century that was made by an amateur craftsman probably for his children or grandchildren, in the 50s or 60s perhaps, at a time when stores were not full of toys and they were not accessible to all budgets. I cleaned it carefully, but it remains in its juice, with solidifications with glue at the back, the wood has "worked" revealing days in various places and a paint largely faded in places (but which does not flake). To use as it is with its patina of years or to repaint according to your taste or those of your children. For my part, I added two missing handles in turned wood (by myself) and filled a day that seemed too important to me (small piece of wood and wood pulp) on the top right side. I also treated the few beetle holes (not active it seems to me) with white vinegar, by injection into the holes and generous brushing on the entire furniture: it is my natural product to replace chemical insecticides. It nevertheless remains solid and stable, the doors open well, the drawers too (they are blocked at the end of the stroke so that they do not fall on the feet if you pull on it a little too hard). It measures 73.5 cm in height, 48.5 cm in maximum width, 22 cm in maximum depth and weighs about 3 kg.