The scene depicts an interior corner of a commercial establishment in Saint-Mandé, France, with a large window offering a partial view of a wet urban street

The scene depicts an interior corner of a commercial establishment in Saint-Mandé, France, with a large window offering a partial view of a wet urban street. On the left, a dark-framed doorway or window reveals an exterior scene: a paved street and sidewalk, with a multi-story building across the street featuring numerous windows. A commercial establishment across the street displays a "HAPPY HOURS" sign and outdoor seating. The street surface appears damp or wet. Within the interior, a multi-tiered wooden wine rack, oriented vertically, is positioned against a white wall in the corner. It contains approximately 20-25 bottles of red wine. Above this rack, a wooden, lute-like or mandolin-like instrument with a soundhole is mounted on the wall. To the right, a dark brown wooden counter runs along the wall. On the counter, a black-framed sign displays French text, prominently featuring "PROTECTION DES MINEURS" and "RÉPRESSION DE L'IVRESSE PUBLIQUE." Above the counter, several inverted wine glasses hang from a rack. A single bottle of red wine rests on a metal display stand on the counter. Below the counter and adjacent to the wine rack, a white Einhell HE 3500i appliance is visible. An open cardboard box, marked "FR" and "400011286," is placed on top of this appliance. Beneath the box, several packs of small bottles containing a yellow liquid, likely juice, are stacked on the appliance. No individuals are present in the depicted scene.