A true mid-century design masterpiece, this exceptional "diamond point" credenza was created in 1964 by the renowned french design duo antoine philippon and jacqueline lecoq for german manufacturer behr. A sculptural blend of functionality and avant-garde artistry, this piece stands as a testament to the golden era of european modernism. crafted from luxurious mahogany veneer, the credenza features four identical doors with striking diamond-shaped fronts—a bold geometric statement that gives the piece its iconic name. The interior is lined with a light-toned veneer, creating a beautiful contrast with the rich wood exterior. expertly restored in our workshop, this rare gem has been meticulously brought back to near-original condition, preserving its collector-worthy integrity. The mahogany's deep, warm grain shines through, enhanced by a hand-finished polish that honors its vintage character. with its sculptural silhouette, flawless craftsmanship, and historical significance, this credenza is more than just furniture—it's a museum-worthy piece of design history. condition: very good original state (post-restoration) fully functional (doors and interior in excellent condition) no major defects—only minor age-consistent patina a rare opportunity for collectors of french-german mid-century design! 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