Brighton display cabinet

Large Brighton Pavilion Pagoda style display cabinet by Edwards & Roberts of England.

Antique English mahogany Brighton Pavilion style chinoiserie display cabinet, circa 1890s. Just a very lovely piece for any items you might have been wishing to display!

Inspired by the traditional china cabinets, this sophisticated display cabinet features a rectangular frame of forest eucalyptus veneer rais...

This oriental-inspired display cabinet with stand is part of the Nuovo Classico Milanese collection of fine, timeless pieces. A stunning addition to any home, where it will a perfect...

Venetian gesso polychrome and parcel-gilt display cabinet or bookcase decorated in red-orange colors. The arched feather pediment over a pair of m...

A showcase of well-balanced proportions and exquisite craftsmanship, this display cabinet has a solid lime wood frame with three glass doors equipped with double hook closing (upper ...

Bow ended satinwood shop display units on stands. Fantastic quality with brass surrounds and mirrored doors. Cupboard bases. Price for the pair. U.K circa 1930 H 193cm x W 138cm x ...

Defined by formal balance and modern aesthetic, this display cabinet revisits a midcentury design with a modern sensibility. Both elegant and functional, this piece has a eucalyptus-...

Napoleon III antique display cabinet. This beautiful breakfront kingwood display cabinet has a central wide door flanked by two glazed panels ...

Description : Stunning Bernhardt display China Cabinet: Construction: This is a two-piece unit, with an illuminated top section designed for display and a base with storage. Top Section: The upper part features multiple glass doors, allowing for the display of items like dinnerware or glassware, as seen in the image. The interior is illuminated, and it includes glass shelves. Base Section: The lower part consists of four solid doors, often featuring detailed carvings or decorative panels, as depicted in the image. The central doors may open to reveal drawers for storage, potentially velvet-lined for items like silverware. Style: The cabinet exhibits a classic design, potentially reflecting styles such as Chinoiserie, Asian-style, or traditional American furniture, depending on the specific model. Materials: These cabinets are typically crafted from fine woods like cherry or fruitwood, with potential lacquer finishes on some models. Stunning 80 years Bernhardt China...