Two-door display cabinet from the Biedermeier period in cherry wood. The body is simply designed and is topped by a protruding cornice with ebonized inlays. The piece of furniture stands on tapering pointed feet.

Both doors are glazed in the upper section and have triple muntin bars, while the lower panels are solid. Ebonized keyhole escutcheons serve as decorative elements. The door fittings are made of solid brass and are externally mounted.

The interior is equipped with shelves and is suitable for glasses, porcelain, books, or collector's items. The display cabinet has been professionally restored and is ready for immediate use.

Dimensions and execution

• Width: 112.5 cm (cornice) / 103.5 cm (body)
• Height: 180 cm
• Depth: 38 cm (cornice) / 33 cm (body)
• Material: Cherry wood
• Decoration: ebonized keyhole escutcheons, ebonized inlays on the cornice
• Fittings: solid brass
• Feet: Pointed feet
• Features: two doors with glazed panels, shelves
• Period of creation: around 1825, Biedermeier
• Condition: restored and ready for use