Belgian Sideboard / Buffet Help

Looking to identify the time period on this piece. I realize it may not be an antique, but looking for any help.

• Made by "Kunstmeubelen de puydt"
• Name on label - Model, Builder, Inspector?
• Number on label - Model, Piece number?
• Solid wood
• Drawers with cutout slides and dovetailed, back piece dovetailed as well
• Metal swing-up drawer stops on back of drawers
• Knobs have no screws holding them
• Two doors are mortise and tenon with dowel joined
• Brass "pin hinges"
• Top is joined by dovetail it appears as well
• Stamped numbering on the back leg - 33 and an 8 below that (year / month?)
• Stain on the outside only, not inside, not sure if original
• 58.5" wide, 21.5" deep, 37" tall

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

 

Correction on the top - the top is not dovetailed - the top side pieces are. The top is on metal brackets.

More photos at:
https://imgur.com/a/TOmdrrz

 

Update: Discovered that the company was founded in 1960 and went bankrupt in 1997. So this piece is not older than 1960.

 

Welcome Sundance.

I would guess this shop in Boechout, Belgium:
http://www.van-pee.be/
So it was part of an order by van Pee.

I just discovered the same. The label is also very 60s, but could have been used later as well.

 

first time I see Belgian furniture apart from empty Geuze barrels.


gezondheit !

 

gezondheid, with a d at the end. Or op je/uw gezondheid, proost, santé.

 

Hi, I hope you don't mind but the 1st photo is a bit hard to see, I've lightened it

 

I've discovered a lot of speculation based on the company name or the label itself. I'm certain it isn't an antique based on the fact that I discovered the company was founded in 1960 and went bankrupt in 1997.

Curious if anyone can tell me about the style - the drawer stopper for instance - does it have a period... etc...

 

So initially I read the label as "voiu pee" and discovered that didn't work well in Dutch (look it up for a laugh). A Belgium group told me it was likely Van Pee and was a last name - could be customer, builder, or most likely inspector. Who knows.

I know it isn't an antique - not a worry. I am still interested in the company and the general thoughts on the construction. It seems hand-assembled, but possibly machine-made - not sure. The dovetails on the shelves do look pretty symmetrical.