Description
A beautifully-preserved Midcentury Console, converted from an old radio cabinet, retaining its historical charm while giving it a new life. As an original piece from the 1950s to 1960s, it carries a unique history.
The authentic patina has been carefully retained and preserved with a sealant, ensuring the piece’s character and story will endure. Its exterior is adorned with its original geometric pattern, enriched with a gold paint inlay that catches the light beautifully.
Standing tall on slender pencil legs, the cabinet features elegant compass-style brass handles that reinforces its geometric sophistication. Its versatile interior, which includes both a swing doors and a drawer, offers a unique storage solution for media, books, or cherished keepsakes.
This one-of-a-kind vintage piece is a stylish and functional home addition that brings a sense of authentic vintage cool to any modern living space.
Circa: Late 1950s to 1960s
Dimensions: 142cm x 42cm x 75/80cm (LxDH)
Product code: JKT183-22
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vintage_lover_88 –
This Midcentury Console is a stunning piece of history with excellent build quality. The christian wood finish has a rich, authentic patina that speaks to its 1950s origins. At 142cm wide, it’s substantial enough to make a statement but fits well in my living room. The brass handles and gold inlay details are beautiful touches that catch the light perfectly. Storage is practical with both doors and a drawer. While pricey at $1040, the craftsmanship and unique character make it worth the investment for anyone seeking genuine vintage appeal.