Display cabinet - Mahogany - Edwardian Art Nouveau

Elegant and compact floor-standing display cabinet from the Edwardian era (circa 1900–1910), crafted in warm-toned mahogany with refined inlaid filigree along the edges of the top surface and the upper band. The front door features a lattice-leaded glasswork enriched by three central teardrop elements in amber cathedral glass, finely embossed with a radiating motif. Unlike classic display cases that are entirely transparent, this model has solid mahogany sides and back, providing greater solidity and protection for the objects inside. The interior is divided into three display compartments by two movable wooden shelves. The piece rests on four slender square-tapered legs, connected to the base by double-curved aprons. The cabinet is complete with a functioning lock, a brass engraved escutcheon, and the original ring-key.