display cabinet in blue walnut with inlay

First appearing in Paris in the 1910s just before the First World War - but saw its full expression between 1925 and 1940 - the Art Deco style made use of machine-age technology to reflect beauty in all aspects.  This late 1930s display cabinet is produced using a rare blue walnut veneer that is quartered and patterned along the case front with a geometric contrasting inlay.  Lower case opens to shelves with a three-shelf upper case accessed thru the glass fronted doors.  A pull out shelf has integrated legs that descend to create a serving table..  Just gorgeous.