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Anyone for Art Deco?

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Wow. Love a bit of art deco, the MOP inserts are amazing running down the side. So what's it made of, mahogany?

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Sadly, there's cock all info, just a picture. But you're living in my favourite city where Nouveau and Deco run seamlessly into each other.

 

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Like you wouldn't believe, and the area I live in is the gothic quarter which is by far my favourite area of the city. There are buildings on my street that still have pock marks from artilery peppered across the faces, it's truly an amazing city :)

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I know the barrio very well, lived there 50 years ago.

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Very pretty, I like it too.  And I loved my citybreak in Barcelona about 9 years ago now, although I was mostly looking at the Gaudi architecture and the Picasso museum.

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On 23. Dezember 2015 at 1:12 AM, bagerap said:

post-7115-0-42070300-1450829179_thumb.jpOne of my other manias. This picture was on a Deco Facebook forum with no other info except 1930s. I love it but probably wouldn't want to put my goodies in there.

http://i644.photobucket.com/albums/uu165/bagerap/cabinet_zpsvmh5ineb.jpg

Is it for coins or just a Set of drawers, either way it's a cracking piece of furniture.

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Listed as a coin cabinet, but I'm still trying to get details.

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How big is it? The trays look to be too deep for coins unless the whole thing is little bigger than a metronome.

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Love art deco, and that is a very nice object. 

 

 

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On ‎24‎/‎12‎/‎2015 at 10:01 AM, Rob said:

How big is it? The trays look to be too deep for coins unless the whole thing is little bigger than a metronome.

It's a medal cabinet.   90cm high:

http://www.metmuseum.org/collection/the-collection-online/search/195473

 

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1 hour ago, TomGoodheart said:

So a tad early for actual art deco ^_^

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"So a tad early for actual art deco" this piece, yes. But history repeats itself an the Egyptian theme was around in the twenties & thirties, so I can see how it came to appear on my forum. 

Napoleon eh? Great piece of research there Mr. G

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