A classic example of the Art Deco style, a movement that flourished between the 1920s and 1940s, characterized by geometric shapes, strict symmetry, and the use of fine materials. Main features: • Materials: • Structure in veneered wood, possibly walnut, with a polished finish that highlights the natural grain. • White marble countertop with gray veins, providing sophistication and durability. • Metal handles and metal mirror trim, typical of the industrial sophistication of the time. • Design: • Symmetrical design, with two side doors, a central drawer, and an open shelf. • Straight and clean lines, reinforcing the rational and modern aesthetic of Art Deco. • Beveled mirror in a hexagonal shape, an iconic geometric element of the style. • Dating: • Pieces with this combination of wood, marble, and mirror are often attributed to the 1930s, the heyday of European Art Deco.
