Antique Display Cabinet with Inlays and Cut Glass, 1930s

This impressive display cabinet combines classic elegance with the stylish craftsmanship of decades past. The dark body is contrastingly accentuated by fine burl wood inlays on the two lower drawers. The generous glass front with its original beveled cut—including a delicate star motif in the center of the door—allows for the stylish presentation of tableware, collectibles, or special decorative elements. The piece rests on elegant, tapered, fluted legs and impresses with harmonious proportions and solid, high-quality craftsmanship. Two wide drawers offer additional storage space and are equipped with magnificent brass handles. The upper section, divided into four shelves, also provides ample space. Material: Oak, walnut root veneer, brass Dimensions in cm: H 180 / W 132 / D 37-47 Origin: Former Czechoslovakia - In the past, display cabinets were mostly used in the living room or dining room as storage for fine china or crystal glass. Today, it can be used in a variety of ways: as a decorative bookcase, a display case for special collections, or stylish storage space in the living room, dining room, or work area. Features: Original, beautiful fittings. Historicist style from the interwar period with light Art Nouveau elements. Original, cut glass with a star motif. Condition: Very good, refurbished and well-maintained, age-appropriate signs of wear.