Glass-fronted buffet by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset, France around 1970.

Very beautiful and rare small low sideboard from the 1970s. Created by the famous French designer Michel Ducaroy and produced by Ligne Roset, this piece of furniture serves as a module that can be integrated into a larger ensemble forming a sideboard or can be presented alone as shown here. The storage block is made of satin white melamine, while the doors and shelf (adjustable by rack) are in light brown smoked glass with aluminium handles. The whole unit is suspended on a superb brushed aluminium base. The sideboard also features internal neon lighting (replaced) with an integrated switch. Total width 90 cm, height 69 cm, depth 43 cm, block 80x48x43 cm, width of aluminium uprights 5 cm. Very high quality and in exceptional condition, with no scratches, stains, or chips, this small sideboard would make an ideal TV-Hifi unit or serve as a small display cabinet. Not to be missed!!!.