Large notary's cabinet with drop-leaf doors (renovated)

An iconic piece from bygone offices, this 1950s notary's cabinet embodies both the understated elegance and functionality characteristic of professional furniture of the era. Completely and meticulously restored, it now stands as a unique decorative element, ideal for adding character, storage, and a touch of authenticity to your home. Materials: Oak front and solid pine frame. Features: This notary's cabinet, also known as a minute book, comprises three columns of twelve rows, providing 36 storage compartments closed by a door fitted with a silver-plated metal knob. The knobs, all the same shape and size, exhibit slight variations due to their original manufacture, contributing to the piece's authenticity. Restoration: The notary's cabinet was thoroughly cleaned and then treated with a protective oil, which restored the luster to the patinated varnish on the front. The restoration work was carried out with respect for the original materials and aesthetic. Condition: Solid and heavy, this notary's cabinet is in superb condition with some normal signs of wear for its age. All the doors close properly, as the faulty hinges have been replaced or repaired. Dimensions: W112 x D29.5 x H233.5 cm. Compartments: W35 x D28.5 x H18 cm. This notary's cabinet is a rare piece, both decorative and practical, that will easily find its place in a living room, office, entryway, or workshop. Its retro charm, quality craftsmanship, and excellent condition make it an ideal choice for lovers of carefully restored antique furniture.