Antique China Display

The piece includes multiple glass shelves, perfect for displaying fine china or collectibles. The mirrored back enhances the display by reflecting light and adding depth.

The cabinet's interior includes three curved glass shelves, perfect for displaying fine china, collectibles, or cherished treasures.

The upper portion features glass-paned doors framed by barley twist columns, opening to reveal spacious shelving ideal for displaying fine china, books, or collectibles. The lower se...

The markings on the underneath of the bowl display "Ironstone China" "William Adams" "Tunstall" with the coat of arms; a rampant lion to the left facing a rampant horse to the right.

Some of the chairs are currently on display in ‘The Chinese Chippendale Bedroom’. A further set of four padouk chairs of the Saltram pattern was almost certainly at Kenwood House,...

The upper section is fitted with two large glazed doors framed by carved flourishes, allowing for a full display of fine china, crystal, or collectibles, while interior lighting enha...

A fascinating example of late Qing Dynasty Chinese craftsmanship Displaying magnificent historical charm and functional storage Desirably time-worn appearance, commensurate with age ...

Its timeless beauty and cultural heritage make it a captivating focal point, celebrating the rich traditions and enduring craftsmanship of 19th century China. Whether displayed indoo...

A wonderfully carved interpretation of the manifestation of the Chinese Buddha Nezha, displaying his three heads and six arms.

A fine pottery model of an ox and cart, Northern Qi Dynasty (550 - 577 AD), China. Realistically molded, the ox displays wonderful musculature and elements of a harness system.

A white painted Provençal vitrine fitted with glazed doors, its crisp painted finish and simple, paneled silhouette giving the piece a light, distinctly cottage French character. Ide...

French Empire Revival Mahogany Vitrine Cabinet, 76.5"H French Empire Revival design Mahogany veneer over hardwood construction Architectural bonnet crest Central bowed glazed display...

Fine antique Welsh oak corner cabinet from Carmarthenshire dating to circa 1790 Two-part construction designed to fit neatly into the corner of a room Upper section with twin glazed ...

It would be equally effective for displaying treasured objects, china, glassware, or decorative collections.

Behind the glass doors are vertically arranged shelves designed for the display of china, glassware, or pantry goods, with interiors finished in tongue-and-groove paneling that reinf...

Originally, these pieces of furniture were used to hold candelabra (hence the name torchère) to illuminate galleries, or to display bronzes, Chinese porcelain, and busts.

A beautiful antique Victorian, American Empire, or Arts & Crafts bow front bookcase, china cabinet, or display cabinet By Berkey & Gay USA, Circa 1890s Carved quarter sawn oak, wi...

Its versatile design makes it equally suitable for use as a bookcase, china cabinet, display cupboard, or storage piece in a dining room, living room, study, or country-style interio...

The upper hutch features two carved wooden cabinet doors flanking a central glass display door with a glass shelf, making it perfect for displaying fine china, crystal, or collectibl...

. • Placement: Ideal for a dining room, hallway, or study to display fine china, books, or curiosities.

Richly veneered in beautifully figured hardwoods and crowned with an elegant gray marble top, this impressive cabinet serves equally well as a distinguished library bookcase, china c...

Suitable for multiple purposes, e.g., as a bookcase, display cabinet, or china cabinet. Because it is a modular system, it can be easily placed anywhere.

It can be used on a formal dining table, displayed in a china cabinet, placed on a sideboard, or styled with other antique Limoges, silver plate, linen, crystal, and floral porcelain.

The glass-paneled door and sides allow for a full view of the interior, making it ideal for displaying fine china, collectibles, antiques, or curated décor pieces.

A fine pair of Dutch Delft faience plates with scaloped rim, dating to the 18th century, hand-painted in cobalt blue on a tin-glazed white ground, inspired on Chinese porcelain. Th...

Created during the mid-to-late 1800s Renaissance Revival movement, this cabinet reflects France’s romanticized appreciation for its historical craftsmanship, serving as a luxurious s...

This would also be perfect in a dining room to display china or silver. Dimensions: h - 101.5" w - 45.25" overall d - 21"; top d - 17.5"

It would complement a traditional, eclectic or contemporary interior and may be used as a bookcase, display cabinet, china cabinet or collector’s cabinet.r.

The border is divided into eight large panels alternating with smaller panels: four of the large panels depict flowers, while the remaining four display Chinese symbols of good fortu...

Below, the original glazed doors, divided by gently shaped muntins, open to reveal three interior shelves, ideal for displaying glassware, china, serving pieces, or collected treasur...

Inside lays the original three shelves displaying carved back grooves to be able to safely display china on the vertical.

The top portion features two glass-paned doors with multiple small panes, which was used to display fine china or other items. The lower base features three aligned drawers above tw...

The upper section boasts four glass doors with intricate geometric astragal glazing bars, perfect for displaying fine china, crystal, or rare books, all surmounted by a stately archi...

Antique Green Glazed Planter Pot Vase from Guangdong Province with Stand This decorated planter originates from Guangdong, located on the north shore of the South China Sea. Display...

Rare Antique Woman's Silk Ceremonial Headscarf (Kiet), Cambodia This traditional head cloth or veil was made by the Cham people of Cambodia, a Muslim group with historic ties to Mal...

Perfect for its intended purpose of serving syrup or cream, this pitcher also makes a wonderful decorative object for display in a china cabinet or as part of a kitchen vignette.

Perfect for its intended purpose of serving fresh asparagus, this plate also makes a stunning decorative object for display in a china cabinet or as part of a gallery wall.

This cabinet displays an exceptional level of craftsmanship. Made of exotic & rare rosewood, this fine & tall Louis Philippe bookcase or china cupboard has a carved pediment top with...

Gorgeous Antique mahogany wall cabinet etagere wall shelf display rack Japanese Chinese woodCarved 1890 1900 art nouveau rare Gabriel Viardot style Beautiful rare antique display wa...

The upper glass-paneled doors showcase arched framing and intricately carved columns, ideal for displaying fine china, books, or collectibles. Below, the lower storage compartments o...

Made of oak with canted glazed sides and the original shaped shelves with small interior drawer .Very nice Proportions used to display china and glassware. Made in Holland circa 1720

Designed with both beauty and function in mind, the buffet offers two open lower shelves, ideal for displaying fine china, silver, or decorative accents, while the upper tier include...

Add these beauties to your china collection, or display them on a wall. Stamped on the bottom in green with: Haviland France Just below, it is stamped in red with: Decorated by ...

This Korean Chaekgeori painting depicts two open shelves in a rough approximation of Western linear perspective, creating an appearance of three-dimensional depth. The lower shelf di...

Inside, you'll find four heavy glass shelves, providing ample space to display your cherished china, glassware, or other collectibles.

The upper section of this two-part piece presents three open shelves, offering ample space to display cherished china, glassware, or collectibles, turning everyday items into a showc...

The two-piece construction features a top portion with six heavy interior half-moon glass shelvings, creating a space to display your cherished china, glassware, or collectibles.

The open rack dresser took pride of place in any Irish household that could afford it. On it would be displayed the family china and other “valuables”, no matter how humble.

It could serve as a focal point for displaying fine china, or as a functional piece for organizing dining essentials.

Whether placed in your dining room to display fine china or used as a captivating focal point in a living area, this vitrine cabinet is a versatile addition to your interior décor.

A versatile case piece, may be used as a china cabinet or display vitrine. In good condition with minor losses and some wear to left column.

Born in France during the first half of the 19th century, hand-crafted of warm richly grained solid oak, primitive two-piece buffet design with high-quality pegged construction, the ...

The buffet is structured in two parts: the upper cabinet, or “corps,” typically features glazed doors with glass panels, ideal for displaying fine china or decorative items. The lowe...

Functionally, it can also be used as an bar, Library Bookcase, Apothecary Cabinet, Blanket Chest, Buffet, Cabinet, Commode and Chests of Drawers, Corner Cupboard, Credenza, Cupboard,...

Enrich your dining experience with these Mother-of-Pearl Handled Knives, featuring sterling silver details and a legacy of timeless craftsmanship. Whether displayed in a china cabine...

The last two images are pages from the book "The Victorian Home" by Ralph Dutton published by Batsford, 1954 which shows the dresser displayed with blue and white china. Charles Loc...

The intricately carved chapeau de gendarme crown featuring floral and foliate carvings sits over a pair of carved doors, with original antique hand blown glass flanked by barley twis...

The upper section features a glass door, which opens to reveal petite, well-arranged shelves, perfect for showcasing your cherished decorative items, collectibles, or fine china. Thi...

Some of the chairs are currently on display in ‘The Chinese Chippendale Bedroom’. A further set of four padouk chairs of the Saltram pattern was almost certainly at Kenwood House, L...

Some of the chairs are currently on display in ‘The Chinese Chippendale Bedroom’. A further set of four padouk chairs of the Saltram pattern was almost certainly at Kenwood House, L...