PRODUCT INFORMATION
 
Art Deco 1930s Mahogany Music Cabinet with 3 Drawers and Bakelite Handles
Made in England by William Brookes, 
Sempar furniture, Coventry
1930s 1940s
 
Step into the elegance of the Art Deco era with this exquisite mahogany music chest.

Designed for both beauty and function, this refined piece features three drop-down fronts, perfect for storing sheet music, records, or treasured documents with effortless accessibility.

Crafted from rich mahogany, its timeless appeal is further enhanced by fine detailing that showcases Art Deco craftsmanship at its best.
Fore edges are defined by their highly stylized, geometric profiles that emphasize architectural lines and streamliner aesthetics. The "fore edge" refers to the prominent front or outer perimeter profile of the tabletop, sculpted into stepped, reeded, or fluted patterns characteristic of the 1920s to 1940s design movement.
Stepped / Tiered Moldings on its legs: Profiles mimicking skyscrapers, featuring multiple linear drop-offs along the outer edge.
 
Features:
Mahogany with stunning warm/mellow color
Three drop-down fronts hinged with the original Stones patent mechanisms
Top with moulded fore edges 
Stepped / Tiered Moldings on its legs
Original Green Bakelite handles with octagonal diamond shape
Decorative spandrels
Clean geometric lines
Small proportions
Original polish and patination
Labelled
 
Whether placed in a grand study, a sophisticated sitting room, or as a statement piece in a music enthusiast's space, this chest seamlessly blends history with practicality.
Perfect for your home office , study, dining room or as a side table for a lamp or plant. 

This is in great condition for its age and truly a gorgeous piece of furniture.
Originally designed for storing sheet music the cabinet could now be used for lots of different items including magazines, paperwork, ipads and laptops, nail polish, cosmetics etc. 
Beautifully stylish storage and very practical. 
 
Brookes Sem-Par Ltd (also known as Brookes Sempar Limited) was an iconic high-end furniture and restoration company based in Coventry, UK. 
The company operated during the first half of the 20th century and closed its doors between the late 1950s and early 1960s. 
Founder and Origin: The firm was linked to William Brookes, whose family managed various commercial and real estate businesses in the area, including pawnshops and jewelry stores.

Style and Production: They specialized in fine, high-quality furniture. They are well known in the UK antiques market for their Edwardian-style pieces, mahogany bureaus, dining tables, sideboards, and period chairs with the trademark "SEM-PAR" engraved or labelled on the back.
 
Condition:
Original condition.
Very good condition with patina and wear expected for its age
Mark on top (pictured) which we believes adds character and uniqueness to this piece
All drawers run very easily and all are clean inside.
 
Dimensions:
49 cm wide x 37 cm depth x 72 cm high
Interior Drawers: 39.5 cm wide x 32 cm depth x 8 cm high