So, I bought two sideboards at an antique fair in Vevey, Switzerland. I put them side by side and screwed them to each other, then proceeded to cut holes for the sinks and all the plumbing. Now that I've completely ruined their value, lol, can anybody help ID with the following clues:
1. The "S" logo is inlaid and is on both pieces.
2. The brass keys are distinctive.
3. The subtle serpentine front is distinctive.
4. The cutlery drawers were made in Basel. The two cutlery drawers are labeled and dated 20 Dec. 1956. I'm pretty sure the manufacturer of the piece as a whole subbed out these cutlery drawers because the Aegler family are long-time watchmakers, not furniture manufacturers.
I thought maybe Sibast or Soborg, but the logos don't match. Any ideas? 
Nice sink, niceguy
I still have two more bathrooms to renovate, so they are a possibility, but only if I can pick the color of the fish.
These two sinks came from a Moroccan stonemason that I found in Marrakesh. The fossilized stone is from the Atlas mountains. It took almost 3 months from the time I bought them in the souk to they time they arrived, but they look good and I have a nice cocktail party story as an added bonus.
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