Display case - Tabletop flip-up bulletin board - Wood, Glass

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Estimate  € 120 - € 170
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€2
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Vintage green wooden and glass tabletop display case from the 1950s, model Bacheca da tavolo a ribalta, in good condition with minor signs of age, dimensions 16 x 42 x 45 cm, made in Italy.

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Description from the seller

Beautiful and fascinating antique wooden tabletop display case with scrollwork decorations on the sides and a front-opening flap.

Perfect to place on a desk or a piece of furniture to display objects, books and anything you want to highlight and protect at the same time.

In green color with beautiful shades, four corner feet follow the profile, the opening is a front flap and can be rested on a small wooden rod. It features a vintage hook to block the door and prevent accidental openings; the eye bolt screw is not present, but there is a part inserted into the wood, and depending on your needs it can be easily restored, readily available.

Dimensions: height max 16 cm, height min 10 cm, width 42 cm, depth 45 cm

Conditions are as shown in the photos, very good.

Seller's Story

Welcome to a fascinating journey into the beating heart of the 20th century, where the objects that animated that era are transformed into custodians of timeless stories, passions and emotions in a journey that combines the elegance of antiques with the unmistakable charm of vintage. From a land rich in traditions like Italy, and in particular from the vibrant South, I dedicate myself with passion to the search for unique finds, authentic witnesses of a century full of history and innovation. Every object, whether it is an antique piece of furniture or a rare vintage item, carries with it stories and emotions, evoking memories of a time that continues to inspire.
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Beautiful and fascinating antique wooden tabletop display case with scrollwork decorations on the sides and a front-opening flap.

Perfect to place on a desk or a piece of furniture to display objects, books and anything you want to highlight and protect at the same time.

In green color with beautiful shades, four corner feet follow the profile, the opening is a front flap and can be rested on a small wooden rod. It features a vintage hook to block the door and prevent accidental openings; the eye bolt screw is not present, but there is a part inserted into the wood, and depending on your needs it can be easily restored, readily available.

Dimensions: height max 16 cm, height min 10 cm, width 42 cm, depth 45 cm

Conditions are as shown in the photos, very good.

Seller's Story

Welcome to a fascinating journey into the beating heart of the 20th century, where the objects that animated that era are transformed into custodians of timeless stories, passions and emotions in a journey that combines the elegance of antiques with the unmistakable charm of vintage. From a land rich in traditions like Italy, and in particular from the vibrant South, I dedicate myself with passion to the search for unique finds, authentic witnesses of a century full of history and innovation. Every object, whether it is an antique piece of furniture or a rare vintage item, carries with it stories and emotions, evoking memories of a time that continues to inspire.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Country of origin
Italy
Material
Glass, Wood
Model
Tabletop flip-up bulletin board
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
16 cm
Width
42 cm
Depth
45 cm
Estimated period
1950-1960
ItalyVerified
1831
Objects sold
99.5%
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