Model 324 Sideboard by Alain Richard for Meubles, 1950

Superb modernist row of the French designation Alain Richard edited by TV furniture in the 1950s.
Alain Richard is one of the greatest French designates who dazzles the French furniture of the years 1950-1970 by his creativity.
Lancer of French modernism in the same way as Pierre Paulin or Pierre Guariche, he led large -scale projects such as the development of Orly airport.
This model of rowed row 324 is in rosewood which is the rarest and most sought after wood.
It marks by its elegance and finesse.
The box is shared in three compartments including a row of four drawers and two spaces storage of different size.
Note that the choice of asymmetrical drawing is rare at that time.
The wood drawings follows perfectly on the drawers.
The opening of the left compartment doors merge perfectly into the wooden vein.
The interior of the boxes is dressed in glass shelves, a large left and two small in the right bar area.
The rosewood on the tray and the sides is magnificent.
The box is based on a black lacquered round tube in small diameter.
This model is particularly interesting compared to certain other formats.
A restoration visible on the wood on the left side.
A small radiance with the glass.
The wrists were modified by comfort for a series of wrists recalling the 800 series of Richard.
TV furniture label with the signature of Alain Richard inside the bar area.