This modular mahogany cabinet, dating from the 1960s, perfectly embodies the modernist style of the era. Composed of five separate modules, it offers remarkable flexibility and functionality, while maintaining a sleek and elegant aesthetic. The cabinet consists of five modules, each with a specific function. Two modules are equipped with double sliding glass doors, ideal for displaying objects while protecting them from dust. Another module has hinged doors, providing enclosed storage space. A fourth module, also with sliding doors, provides access to adjustable shelves, allowing the storage space to be adapted as needed. Finally, the last module has three drawers, two of which are divided into different compartments, perfect for organizing small items. The minimalist iron handles add a touch of modernity and sophistication to the whole piece. The cabinet rests on eight adjustable feet, ensuring optimal stability and compensating for any unevenness in the floor. This piece of furniture is a perfect example of 1960s modernist design, combining functionality, modularity, and aesthetics. It demonstrates the ingenuity of designers of the time, who knew how to create pieces that were both practical and elegant. This mahogany piece of furniture is not only decorative, but also functional, adapting to the needs of its user while adding a touch of retro charm to any interior. ******** Period: 1960 Excellent condition Varnished finish Dimensions of one module: Width: 90 cm Depth: 45 cm Height: 52 cm Dimensions of the cabinet: Width: 180 cm Depth: 45 cm Height: 176 cm.