1920
Total height 132, depth 68, length 306.5
Counter with 21 drawers from a grocery store, probably pasta, in fact called "pastaia"
Made in the very early 900s in Italy.
Built from solid fir wood, the two low rows of drawers have glass that served to display the goods so that customers could choose at a glance, another row of “blind” drawers.
The upper part is organised into “open” shelves for visible goods.
The counter has been completely restored in our workshops and is therefore ready for use.
Deliberately repaired respecting its history and its signs of time which tell of the years of work carried out.
Excellent for decorating clubs, restaurants, wine bars.
It immediately gives a warm and personal character to any room.
The measurements are: Total height 132, depth 68, length 306.5
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