Art Deco 1930's style cabinet/cupboard w/ hidden internal mirrored bar.Finish is polished walnut.

By Tanqueray
September 1, 2015 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Tanqueray

Posted September 1, 2015

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Posted September 1, 2015

OPEN TO OFFERS

For sale for ?50 OR NEAREST (sensible) OFFER.

Pick up: Penge but for a fee of ?5 I can deliver within 5 miles.

Cash on collection or PayPal

Measurements are:

Width: 75cm

Depth: 32cm

Height: 103cm

Height of Lower Cupboard part: 60cm

Purchased in 2012 from an antique shop in Sussex. I paid ?160 for it. Beautiful shiny walnut finish and a very quirky fun piece of furniture.

Any questions, please PM me to my inbox here on the forum and if you want additional photos, please also PM with your email address and I'll send them.

Thanks.

;-)

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