Display case - Wood, Glass - Art Deco display cabinet






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Art Deco display cabinet dating to the 1930s–1940s, made of wood and glass in brown with Bauhaus influence, measuring 170 cm high, 90 cm wide, and 43 cm deep.
Description from the seller
Display cabinet dating from the 1940s, crafted in the evocative Art Déco style. The precious burr that envelops this magnificent piece adds a warm patina of elegance and vintage charm. The veined glass, with its delicate weave, lends a touch of refinement, creating a fascinating glimpse of its interior. This display cabinet is a design masterpiece of the era, representing the perfect fusion of form and function. With its imposing presence, it is ready to enhance any space with its timeless style and enduring beauty.
Measurements:
Height: 170 cm
Width: 90 cm
Depth: 43 cm
Code: VVNTR0939
* For deliveries to territories classified as ISLANDS there is a surcharge on shipping costs.
For destinations considered difficult or not easily served, we reserve the right to apply a surcharge to shipping costs.
Any keys or accessories are not included, unless otherwise explicitly indicated in the photographs and in the item description.
Items are presented in generally good condition, compatible with their age. The natural signs of time and use testify to the authenticity of the pieces and do not compromise their beauty, form, or structural integrity.
Please note that, being antique or vintage items, there may be slight defects, restorations performed, signs of wear, or small imperfections due to their long journey through time. Such characteristics should be considered an integral part of the charm and historical value of each piece.
Standard delivery does not include porterage or doorstep delivery. If you wish to add this service, please notify promptly immediately after purchase; this option is not available for overseas shipments.
For a complete evaluation of the item, we invite you to carefully examine the photographs, which are an integral part of the description. This will allow you to fully appreciate authenticity and condition, avoiding any misunderstandings. *
Seller's Story
Display cabinet dating from the 1940s, crafted in the evocative Art Déco style. The precious burr that envelops this magnificent piece adds a warm patina of elegance and vintage charm. The veined glass, with its delicate weave, lends a touch of refinement, creating a fascinating glimpse of its interior. This display cabinet is a design masterpiece of the era, representing the perfect fusion of form and function. With its imposing presence, it is ready to enhance any space with its timeless style and enduring beauty.
Measurements:
Height: 170 cm
Width: 90 cm
Depth: 43 cm
Code: VVNTR0939
* For deliveries to territories classified as ISLANDS there is a surcharge on shipping costs.
For destinations considered difficult or not easily served, we reserve the right to apply a surcharge to shipping costs.
Any keys or accessories are not included, unless otherwise explicitly indicated in the photographs and in the item description.
Items are presented in generally good condition, compatible with their age. The natural signs of time and use testify to the authenticity of the pieces and do not compromise their beauty, form, or structural integrity.
Please note that, being antique or vintage items, there may be slight defects, restorations performed, signs of wear, or small imperfections due to their long journey through time. Such characteristics should be considered an integral part of the charm and historical value of each piece.
Standard delivery does not include porterage or doorstep delivery. If you wish to add this service, please notify promptly immediately after purchase; this option is not available for overseas shipments.
For a complete evaluation of the item, we invite you to carefully examine the photographs, which are an integral part of the description. This will allow you to fully appreciate authenticity and condition, avoiding any misunderstandings. *
