This solid and plated mahogany support buffet opens with two ground frame doors. They are dark of more -sustained oblong marqueeries with oblong. The clearer slopes are arranged with tab cutting. These openings, like the amounts, are encrusted with lemon nets. The left door blocks with a clasp, while the one on the right is provided with a functional original lock fitted with its key and an openwork brass input. The interior of the doors is with a flower bed. This buffet has a good volume, accessible, composed of two shelves on racks, offering three adjustable storage levels. In the lower part, we find a protruding plinth with grounds on the ridge. The top of this piece of furniture is formed by two well -joined plates, without composite rebut element. The fillet periphery has a small crossing strip, embellished with a slight throat and a small beak of Corbin. The rear and the bottom are in solid mahogany. This English furniture stands out for its refinement and sobriety. It will be suitable for any type of interior, both classic and modern. ******** Era: early twentieth. Excellent condition. Wax finish only.