Adopt this Louis XV display cabinet in wood and glass, with dark wood enhanced by terracotta moldings, which establishes a classic and refined look. Its 8 mm glass shelves protect and showcase your items with stability. Four shelves of varying heights offer display possibilities for dinnerware or decorative objects, while its slender proportions easily find their place in a living room, creating a warm and elegant atmosphere. The door, which has aged over time, requires a small manual lift to close it, but there is no problem opening it.

Length: 66 cm
Width: 37.5 cm
Height: 129 cm

Shelf Length: 60 cm
Shelf Depth: 29.5 cm

Height between shelves: 17, 19, 20.5 and 24 cm

A brief history of the china cabinet
A direct evolution of the family buffet, the china cabinet was born in the 18th century to showcase the household's wealth through its most beautiful earthenware pieces. Its structure is distinguished by an open or glassed-in upper part, formerly equipped with "crenellations," specific notches to hold plates vertically and protect them from shocks. Whether called a "dressoir" or "two-piece buffet," it is designed to bring verticality and character to a living room.