Rare Low Art Deco Blonde Burl TV Console Sideboard - 1930s Fully Restored

Finding an authentic 1930s Art Deco piece with proportions suitable for a modern TV or audio setup is incredibly rare. We are proud to present this unique, low-profile stepped sideboard, perfectly blending historical elegance with contemporary functionality. **Design and Material** This piece represents the Streamline Moderne aesthetic, featuring a horizontal, stepped silhouette with softly rounded edges and beautifully curved drawer fronts. The absolute highlight of this furniture is the spectacular blonde burl veneer (likely birch or ash). The master cabinetmaker arranged the veneer to create mesmerizing, symmetrical, and kaleidoscopic patterns on the doors and top. Its warm, golden-honey tone brings light and a jewellery-like elegance to any interior, standing out from the typical dark walnut pieces of the era. **Functionality** Thanks to its unique stepped dimensions, it serves as the ultimate media console. The lower central section (46 cm high) is perfect for a soundbar or media receiver, featuring an open shelf and two charming drawers above it. The slightly higher side cabinets (55 cm high) provide an excellent base for a large flat-screen TV, a vintage record player, or decorative lamps. The depth of only 36 cm means it will not overwhelm your living space or block pathways. **Restoration and Condition** The piece has been completely and professionally restored in our specialised workshop. It was carefully disassembled, and old yellowed varnishes were removed down to the bare wood. The surface was then finished with premium hard wax oil. This treatment provides a natural, satin-matte finish that is silky to the touch and highly resistant to water, stains, and daily wear, unlike old glossy lacquers. The interior is flawlessly clean, odourless, and ready for immediate use. **Dimensions: ** Total width: 133 cm. Depth: 36 cm. Height of the side cabinets: 55 cm. Height of the middle section: 46 cm. Style: Art Deco, Streamline Moderne. Period: 1930s. Origin: Central Europe. Condition: Rest.