Art Deco Bread Box in Handcrafted Walnut, 1930s

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Description

This exceptionally rare piece is an outstanding example of refined interior design from the 1930s. While its form serves the … Read more This exceptionally rare piece is an outstanding example of refined interior design from the 1930s. While its form serves the function of a classic bread bin, its craftsmanship is on par with that of a high-quality, freestanding piece of furniture. The piece perfectly embodies the aesthetics of Streamline Moderne—a late phase of Art Deco characterized by flowing, aerodynamic forms and organically rounded edges.

Special Features

• Masterful Veneer: The front is finished with an elaborate book-matching veneer of walnut. The mirrored grain creates a captivating, symmetrical flame pattern, lending the piece an almost sculptural depth.

• Construction: Weighing approximately 2.4 kg, the body is of solid, high-quality construction. This is not mass-produced industrial goods, but rather a true cabinetmaker's craft, in which the veneer is applied to a solid core.

• Details: The drop-front lid with its original handle and the internal mechanical snap closure underscore the functional sophistication of the design.

Condition
The piece is in excellent original vintage condition. It exhibits an authentic patina, developed over decades, which lends warmth and character to the wood. There is no structural damage; the clasp and hinges function perfectly.

Dimensions & Details

• Period: Art Deco, circa 1930–1940
• Material: Walnut veneer on a solid wood core
• Width: 35.5 cm
• Height: 21.5 cm
• Depth: 18.0 cm
• Weight: 2390 g

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