Bramley House
Bagatelle Arched Iron and Glass Cabinet — In Jet
- Regular price
- $3,679.00
- Sale price
- $3,679.00
- Regular price
The little Château de Bagatelle, in the Bois de Boulogne on the edge of Paris, was famously built in about two months in 1777 to win a royal wager, and its gardens are still a place to show off beautiful things. This cabinet is made for showing off your own. Its tall arched frame of metal and glass, like a slice of an old orangery, puts a collection on view, and a single centre door makes everything inside easy to reach.
Every part of the cabinet is metal or glass, so the light passes straight through and the piece never feels heavy in a room. At more than seven and a half feet tall and just over 40 inches wide, it has the height to anchor a wall, and at 18 inches deep it holds books, pottery and glassware without crowding the room.
Fill it with ironstone, glassware or a collection of books in a dining room or living room. A pair flanking a fireplace or a doorway makes a striking, balanced pair of displays. This listing is for one cabinet.
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