European Late 18th Century Two-Part Vitrine Cabinet, c.1790

A two-part vitrine cabinet from the late 18th century, circa 1790, of European origin representing the display and storage traditions. The two-part form features an upper glazed display section for showcasing decorative objects and a lower section providing storage and structural support. The vitrine cabinet design reflects the 18th-century interest in displaying collections and decorative arts. The glazed upper section protects displayed items while allowing visual access. The European production indicates refined craftsmanship and attention to both function and appearance.

The vitrine cabinet displays the characteristic two-part composition with glazed upper section for display and solid lower storage section. The glass panels protect displayed objects while creating visual transparency. The interior shelving accommodates organized display of collections, porcelain, or decorative items. The lower section includes drawers or doors providing practical storage space. The wood construction and hardware reflect period-appropriate details consistent with late 18th-century production. The glazed components remain intact showing the original display configuration.

This vitrine cabinet is well placed in reception rooms, libraries, living spaces, or studies where it provides decorative display function for valued collections. The glazed display section creates visual interest allowing viewers to appreciate contained items. The two-part form creates substantial architectural presence making it a focal point. The late 18th-century production and vitrine function appeal to collectors of display furniture. The combination of practical storage and decorative display integrates readily with period interiors and contemporary spaces.

Place of Origin: Europe
Period: 18th Century
Dimensions: 42.9"W x 21.6"D x 91.3"H Desk: 34.2"D

Inventory Number: AC41
Location: NCT

Price: $ 14950