Mado sideboard, asymmetrical doors

Thank you in advance for reading the entire description and viewing the photos on a screen that does not cut them off. I try to provide as much detail as possible, so enjoy. Please ignore the shadows of the tree leaves in the photos. The mado sideboard was a must-have piece of furniture in the 1950s. This is the low model that often accompanied a large 2-part sideboard. It is distinguished by its rounded lines, its doors of different sizes, and the originality of its legs. Special features of this model: its beautiful original white handles and the aluminum or zinc strip on the legs. Despite its age, this piece of furniture is in good condition. The interior is clean, it has some signs of use on the outside. See all the photos that are an integral part of the description. The green balatum on the top and shelves were covered with adhesive coatings (veleda style) that left a layer of glue, they can be painted. The doors close well. Delivery rates and terms are indicated by clicking on “delivery methods” then entering your postal code.