Furniture of trade: dresser of apothecary.

Superb apothecary piece of oak furniture. Around 1950. We still see, a little erased, the names of the plants that were stored in the drawers (we even find prices per 100 grams). It opens with 23 titoirs with a pretty silver handle and a label holder. The facades are in blond oak, as are the skirting boards, and the structure of the drawers in solid pine. There is enough to compartmentalize each drawer using small plywood plates. The drawers, numbered, all slide perfectly and are very solid holes. The top is made of oak veneer and the sides of plywood. There are some small minor defects of course, such as tiny gaps in the veneer on the back edge of the tray, two damaged rods on one side of two of the 25 drawers, but these are traces of experience that give more charm than anything else to this piece of furniture. Its dimensions make it particularly interesting for domestic use. Many different things can be stored there: clothes, kitchen utensils, etc. As a result, it can be used in a living room, kitchen, bedroom or dressing room. The sides and back are plywood and in good condition. Length: 148 cm. Prof: 75 cm. Height: 106 cm. Small drawers (interior): 62 cm (d) X 20 cm (w() X 15 cm (h) Large drawers: 63cm X 26 cm X 20 cm. Payment upon collection. The price is firm, thank you.