Two-piece kitchen buffet by Weiler, made in Alsace, France, in the 1960s. Lower section: three-door sideboard on wooden compass legs. White Formica door fronts with a subtle, off-white pattern. Brass keyhole escutcheons. Functional Huwil locks, three keys included. The interior is divided into a 1/3, 2/3 section with one shelf at mid-height. Upper section: three cupboards and three drawers. The drawer fronts are two-tone and made of light wood and brown Formica with a gold brass trim. The interior is smooth and white. A central display cabinet with sliding doors and screen-printed glass is fitted with two glass shelves. The exterior features sliding-door cupboards with white Formica fronts. A beautiful piece of furniture of high quality in both construction and materials, in perfect working order, suitable for everyday use. It was located in the kitchen of a large house in the south of France, in a town in the Aveyron region. Base cabinet: 161 cm wide, 83.5 cm high, 53 cm deep. Upper section: 157 cm wide, 88.5 cm high, 41 cm deep. Interior drawer dimensions: 43 cm wide, 8 cm high, 28 cm deep. This piece has an attribution mark, I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution