Windows on cabinet

Based on my forms and my materials, this furniture for a dining room in Pordenone has been enriched by special particulars I never used, explicitly required by Giorgia, on the idea taken from different furniture she saw.
Being able to satisfy her demands has been for me a great satisfaction, because, especially with regard to the “wheels”, the challenge was tough enough. No classic wheels, rubber or new metal, but industrial or old coffee table steel wheels. I soon realized that I would have struggled to find the original ones, so my imagination fell back on visually similar objects: old iron pulleys from old wells.
At that point, the effort was to find at least two similar ones in diameter and shape on flea markets…so many laps and after some research I found two similar in size and shape. I then created the iron basis to apply it to furniture bottom. Suddenly it was equipped with two very original and rough wheels.
Not having to be moved, I put behind two wooden cubes in support of the same height (to find other two similar wheels would take too much time).
Other request from Giorgia: two of the four doors were supposed to be two old windows. And for these too, after several contacts and researches, I found a pair in Tuscany. Two little windows in which to redo the glass, dark red wooden frame with two horizontal axes each. Delicious.
Here is the finished furniture, one of the jobs perhaps more complicated, but that gave me the most satisfaction.