Smoked Acrylic Glass and Aluminum Hi-Fi Cabinet by Eric Maville, France, 1970s

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Maison lecan presents this hi-fi cabinet in smoked acrylic glass and brushed aluminum, attributed to eric maville, france, 1970s. The … Read more Maison lecan presents this hi-fi cabinet in smoked acrylic glass and brushed aluminum, attributed to eric maville, france, 1970s. The structure is made of bronze/smoked acrylic glass, with aluminum profiles on the front and sides, and a black supporting frame. Clean lines, elegant transparency, and a distinctly space age aesthetic are its hallmarks.

the cabinet is fully functional and original. The top lifts up on hinges in two sections to accommodate a turntable. Two large shelves house an amplifier and tuner. The lower section, closed by a sliding acrylic glass door, conceals vertical compartments for storing records.

note some wear on the shelf edges and micro-scratches on the acrylic glass.

dimensions: w111 × d42 × h90 cm

materials: smoked acrylic glass, brushed aluminum, black lacquered frame i have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
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