This special Italian 1950s sideboard is of unprecedented class and beauty. The beautiful rosewood veneer has been applied in a very refined manner and the flames in the wood flow beautifully into each other. The doors are decorated with goatskin and show an interesting patina. From the middle doors, the warm colors blow over to the other parts and give this sideboard its unique character. The metal hinge systems with which the doors open and close are also worth special mention. These are ingeniously concealed and as soon as they are fully folded open, the doors seem to come loose from the cabinet. As if they float. When we open the doors we get to the inner storage area and which is also fully veneered. The left and right compartments provide a large storage capacity and the middle section has two drawers with storage space underneath. Finally, we look at the chassis. The legs are about half the length of the cabinet and result in a calm-looking proportion, similar to the designs of Charlotte Perriand. These are additionally reinforced by a supporting beam that runs over the entire length of the sideboard. With its particularly characteristic appearance, this sideboard will immediately attract attention in your interior. It has been restored and is in excellent condition.