This teak and glass display cabinet charms with its art-deco style facade and beautiful transparency, ideal for showcasing tableware or a few selected objects. Originating from India, it combines a teak structure with two glass doors, rhythmically divided by four panes, and a beige interior paint that softens the overall look. Its three fairly deep shelves offer generous storage volume, perfect for holding bottles, table service, or folded linens. The natural patina of time gives it a soft and lively note, while the beige patina enhances its contemporary elegance. In a living room, it will look stunning with antique glasses, light ceramics, and a few collectible books. Length: 88 cm, Width: 38 cm, Height: 156 cm, Shelf width: 82 cm, Shelf depth: 33 cm, Shelf heights: 29, 21, 32, and 42 cm. A Little History of the Display Cabinet Born in the 18th century, the display cabinet transformed the closed sideboard into a theater for precious objects, protected from dust yet displayed for viewing. It originally served as a "showcase" for silversmiths, using glass, then a luxurious material, to signal the wealth of the household even before revealing its contents. Its lightweight structure, defined by transparent walls and often adjustable shelves, allows for the staging of collections without visually cluttering the space. Today, it remains the ideal piece of furniture to bring clarity to a room while transforming your memories and curiosities into a personal and refined exhibition.