Early 18th Century German Vitrine Cabinet, 1730s

Authentic 18th-century German display cabinet, a masterpiece of craftsmanship and design. Made of solid oak, this cabinet has a rich history and beauty. You can see the authenticity by the original blown glass, which is a rare and precious feature. The glass is also intact and undamaged, which is a wonder considering the age of the cabinet. The cupboard is made entirely with tapped joints, a technique that requires precision and skill. This makes for a strong and durable construction, with no nails or screws.

This cabinet is not only a storage space, but also a showpiece. The lower part has three doors and one small drawer, where you can store your belongings. The upper part is a showcase, where you can display your valuables. The original blown glass creates a bright and elegant look that will enhance your collection.

The cabinet also has a beautiful patina, which radiates a warm and inviting glow. The cabinet stands on two rounded legs, which provide stability and height. This cabinet is complete with original locks and keys, which make the cabinet secure and lockable. The locks and keys are made of metal and have an antique look. Every detail of this cabinet exudes history and character.