Bramley House
Culross Glass-Front Display Cabinet — In Jet
- Regular price
- $3,299.00
- Sale price
- $3,299.00
- Regular price
Culross, on the Fife coast, is a remarkably preserved seventeenth-century Scottish town, and in the merchant houses of that era, the best things a family owned were kept where guests could see them. This display cabinet is made for showing off your own collection. Its tall glass doors put favourite dishes, books or pottery on view, and the closed cupboards below keep the everyday things tucked away.
The frame is wood in a crisp black finish, which frames whatever you place behind the glass like a picture. The glass doors slide rather than swing, so the cabinet fits in a tight spot where opening doors would get in the way. At 84 inches high it draws the eye up and makes good use of a wall.
Stand it in a dining room with china and glassware on display and table linens in the cupboards below, or in a living room with books and collected pottery. It also suits a study as a home for treasured objects. This listing is for one display cabinet.
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