Bramley House

Noyers Fretwork Display Cabinet — In Alabaster with Amber

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$3,679.00
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$3,679.00
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House Note · About this piece

In Burgundy, in old stone villages like Noyers, the kitchen hutch is where a family keeps its history: the good china, the wine jugs, the plates handed down from a grandmother, all on show behind glass. This cabinet is made to hold a collection like that. Its tall glass doors let every piece be seen while keeping the dust off, and the warm wood fretwork across them, curving grilles laid over the panes, gives the glass the look of an old French cupboard.

It is built from reclaimed timber and glass, finished in a softly distressed white with the door mouldings left in a warm natural tone. The glass doors close with cremone bolts, long rods that turn to lock top and bottom at once, and the upper shelves adjust to fit tall pitchers or short teacups. The base has a shelf you can lift out. At over seven feet tall it ships in two boxes.

Stand it in a dining room or kitchen filled with ironstone, glasses and serving bowls, or in a living room as a home for books and treasured objects. A matched pair either side of a doorway makes a handsome wall. This listing is for one display cabinet.

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Noyers Fretwork Display Cabinet in Alabaster with Amber, three-quarter view showing the full profile.
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Noyers Fretwork Display Cabinet in Alabaster with Amber, three-quarter view showing the full profile.
Noyers Fretwork Display Cabinet in Alabaster with Amber, shown open.
Noyers Fretwork Display Cabinet in Alabaster with Amber, three-quarter view showing the full profile.
Noyers Fretwork Display Cabinet in Alabaster with Amber, shown open.
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