Ello Black Glass and Gold Anodized Aluminum Small Server Credenza Cabinet

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Ello Black Glass and Gold Anodized Aluminum Small Server Credenza Cabinet

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$2,495

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MAKER	Ello
STYLE / PERIOD	Hollywood Regency, Modern
MATERIALS	Anodized Aluminum, Glass, Laminate
DATE: Circa	1960s, 1970s

SKU 414-CSG-059 CATS BAR CABINETS / BAR CARTS / SERVERS, CREDENZAS / DRESSERS / BUFFETS, NIGHTSTANDS TAGS console cabinet, credenza, server

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Wow! What a gorgeous and elegant cabinet. In the style of and attributed to Ello. It is comprised of a pair of slab ends that double as the legs which are covered in gold anodized and brushed aluminum laminate and two sets of double opening doors which are fronted with black glass and adorned with brass finger pull handles. The top is also a piece of black glass. There are some age-related flaws. Please examine photos.

Ello furniture was founded in Chicago by Lothar Molton in 1956, a few years after fleeing Nazi Germany with his family. In 1968 he moved the company to Rockford, Illinois and in 2010 is closed its doors. Ello’s motto was Contemporary Furniture of Distinction combined with Function plus Spectacular Glamour.

Ello’s motto perfectly describes this stunning cabinet. You should make it yours.

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Elegant small credenza or server cabinet attributed to Ello in black glass and gold anodized and brushed aluminum. It is in wonderful vintage condition. There are a few nicks and dings in the aluminum laminate and there is one small spot on a glass door front and several small spots on the glass top that appear to be places where the glass is not adhered to its backing. Please see photos. These things do not lessen the overall beauty of this incredible cabinet. Circa 1960s-1970s.

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