Art Déco style furniture set, 1925-35

Included:
Cupboard-cabinet, buffet, lamp with game table, table, 6 chairs, 2 armchairs and a folding armchair for resting during the day. Construction - pine, birch, pine plywood; veneer - various types of walnut, sycamore, rose, mahogany, rosewood
Dimensions:
cabinet - sideboard - 180 × 249 × 58 cm
buffet - 87 × 111.3 × 40.5 cm
auxiliary cabinet - 88.5 × 40 × 34 cm
auxiliary table with lamp - 140.5 min (211.5 h max) × 60 × 58.5 cm
chairs (6 pieces) - 84 × 44.5 × 43.5 cm
armchairs - 81.6 × 56.5 × 52 cm
folding armchair - 81.5 (max) × 85 × 73 cm

"All furniture from the set veneered, decorated with a pattern consisting of borders, ribbons and patterned fillings. Closet - sideboard composed of a two-winged cabinet on the left side and an etagere with straight, glazed (two, glass is missing) and semi-circular, open (three) shelves, three semi-circular drawers and three straight cabinets: two single-winged shoulders and a three-door one. The cabinet together with the sideboard on a common platform - a pedestal. Inside the cabinet a shelf and a bar for hanging clothes. On the right edge of the sideboard - mounted lamp. Rectangular buffet with a detachable lid and a niche (originally glazed) on the front and a hinged-mounted semicircular cabinet on the left side with two shelves and a lamp. A square, extendable table with a single insert, supported by a square column with chamfered corners and recessed semicircular sides, framed by four rollers, supported by turned wooden and steel coils. An auxiliary table with a square folding top and a granular standing lamp arm mounted on it. The top, when unfolded, is supported by two desktops extending from the armature. On the right tabletop a chess field, the left one lined with green cloth for playing cards. In the trim on the corners mounted pull-out containers for chips and cards. The caseback is supported by a square column, framed on the sides by four cylinders, supported by turned wooden and steel circles. In the column a hinged flap, concealing the bar. In the lamp arm mounted a steel bent rod of adjustable height, ending in a pinkish ball of glass shade (analogous lamp shades of the auxiliary cabinet and sideboard). Seats with openwork backs, U-shaped, filled with three steel tiers, with trapezoidal padded seats, supported by four legs, front turned, straight, rear granular saber-like, which are extensions of the backrest supports. Armchair handrails planked, rounded. Reclining armchair with two padded cushions and adjustable height of the backrest, on a pinion fixed on the inside of the handrail. Openwork handrails - sides in the form of fluted ovals, arranged on skids, which are the supports of the armchair." Excerpt from the expert opinion of Dr. Anna Kostrzyńska-Miłosz Unique designer furniture, most likely made to order. A long-standing deposit of the Mazovian Museum in Plock.