Low buffet Mado

The mado sideboard was an essential piece of furniture in the 50s. It stands out for its rounded lines and the originality of its doors of different sizes. This is the small model that often accompanied a large buffet in 2 parts. This piece of furniture is "in its juice" with its defects (see photos). It was treated with the mixture of linseed oil and turpentine, aspirated and the balatum on the tray was sanded. The door closures work well and the pretty handles are original.