With its unique look of a country-style cabinet, this teak and glass display furniture immediately brings a warm touch, enhanced by its dark wood and mirror reflections. Found in India and fully renovated, it features two sliding glass doors alongside several shelves of varying heights, ideal for displaying dishware, jars, or decorative items. At the top, three mirrors—one fixed in the middle and two retractable—highlight its distinctive design and multiply the light. Its generous size makes it a beautiful piece for a dining room or living area. In a chic country ambiance, it can hold vintage tableware, glasses, and seasonal bouquets. Length: 98 cm Width: 45 cm Height: 180 cm Shelf heights: 31, 20, 19.5, 25, and 48 cm Shelf depth: 35.5 cm Top shelf: 15 x 91 cm A little history of the display cabinet: A direct evolution of the family sideboard, the display cabinet was born in the 18th century to showcase the richness of the home through its finest pieces of pottery. Its structure is characterized by an upper part that is open or glazed, once equipped with "crenellations," specific notches designed to hold plates vertically and protect them from shocks. Whether referred to as a "dressoir" or "two-part buffet," it is designed to bring verticality and character to a living space.
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With its unique look of a country-style cabinet, this teak and glass display furniture immediately brings a warm touch, enhanced by its dark wood and mirror reflections. Found in India and fully renovated, it features two sliding glass doors alongside several shelves of varying heights, ideal for displaying dishware, jars, or decorative items. At the top, three mirrors—one fixed in the middle and two retractable—highlight its distinctive design and multiply the light. Its generous size makes it a beautiful piece for a dining room or living area. In a chic country ambiance, it can hold vintage tableware, glasses, and seasonal bouquets. Length: 98 cm Width: 45 cm Height: 180 cm Shelf heights: 31, 20, 19.5, 25, and 48 cm Shelf depth: 35.5 cm Top shelf: 15 x 91 cm A little history of the display cabinet: A direct evolution of the family sideboard, the display cabinet was born in the 18th century to showcase the richness of the home through its finest pieces of pottery. Its structure is characterized by an upper part that is open or glazed, once equipped with "crenellations," specific notches designed to hold plates vertically and protect them from shocks. Whether referred to as a "dressoir" or "two-part buffet," it is designed to bring verticality and character to a living space.