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Rudolf Vichr Bauhaus bedside cabinet in green with white Opaxit glass – 1930s

Rudolf Vichr Bauhaus bedside cabinet in green with white Opaxit glass – 1930s

Style: Bauhaus, Bauhaus Modernism

Manufacturer: Rudolf Vichr

Country: Czechoslovakia

Material: Chrome-plated tubular steel, lacquered wood panels, white Opaxit glass

Measurements:

H 65 cm W 45 cm D 42 cm

Year: 1930s

Condition: original condition

Quantity: 1

Price: 880 €

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This original bedside cabinet from the 1930s was manufactured by the Czechoslovak tubular steel furniture company Rudolf Vichr in Prague. The design combines the functional principles of Bauhaus Modernism with a construction of chrome-plated tubular steel and a lacquered wooden cabinet.

The bedside cabinet retains its original reseda green finish and a white Opaxit glass top, set within a surrounding tubular steel frame.

The piece is in well-preserved original condition.

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