Side table - Wood - Display table / bulletin board





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A brown wooden Art Nouveau display table, measuring 40 × 60 × 70 cm, with a glazed compartment that opens from the top.
Description from the seller
This piece of furniture is a display table with a glass case (also known as a vitrine table or display cabinet table), typical of classic or early 20th-century antique-style production.
Main features
Type: Occasional table with an interior display compartment that opens from the top, protected by clear glass on the top and sides.
Construction and finish: Wooden frame with geometric inlays along the upper rim and slender, shaped legs joined by a reinforcing stretcher.
Interior: Lined with golden-ochre fabric/velvet, designed to showcase small collections (shells, minerals, jewelry, or silverware).
Actual period: Whether it is a genuine period piece (e.g., from the early 20th century or an original Art Nouveau piece) rather than a later reproduction.
The objects inside are travel souvenirs from the owners' trips to countries in Oceania and are not included in the sale.
This piece of furniture is a display table with a glass case (also known as a vitrine table or display cabinet table), typical of classic or early 20th-century antique-style production.
Main features
Type: Occasional table with an interior display compartment that opens from the top, protected by clear glass on the top and sides.
Construction and finish: Wooden frame with geometric inlays along the upper rim and slender, shaped legs joined by a reinforcing stretcher.
Interior: Lined with golden-ochre fabric/velvet, designed to showcase small collections (shells, minerals, jewelry, or silverware).
Actual period: Whether it is a genuine period piece (e.g., from the early 20th century or an original Art Nouveau piece) rather than a later reproduction.
The objects inside are travel souvenirs from the owners' trips to countries in Oceania and are not included in the sale.

