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1920s Sage & Co Shop Display Counter
D and A Binder Ltd
for sale €2,527     $2,743
£2,160
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1920s Sage & Co Shop Display Counter

1900 - 1920
Description

A beautiful and rare bronze-framed shop counter from the 1920s. It stands on polished black carved high legs and has a wonderful bow glass front with a door behind. This counter is ideal for displaying and selling clothes or special items. It was made by Sage of London.

Physical Dimensions
Height
125cm (49.21")
Width
123cm (48.43")
Depth
68.5cm (26.97")
Declaration

D and A Binder Ltd has dated this Curved Glass Display Counter to the 1920s.

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SA1080500
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Description
A beautiful and rare bronze-framed shop counter from the 1920s. It stands on polished black carved high legs and has a wonderful bow glass front with a door behind. This counter is ideal for displaying and selling clothes or special items. It was made by Sage of London.
Height
125cm (49.21")
Width
123cm (48.43")
Depth
68.5cm (26.97")
Date of Manufacture

D and A Binder Ltd has dated this Curved Glass Display Counter to the 1920s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1080500
D and A Binder Ltd
D and A Binder Ltd
Sellingantiques verified Since May 2015
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You can view the stock and full dealer information on the D and A Binder Ltd Profile Page

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A 1920s quadrant-shaped ebonised shop display counter featuring all-around clear glass panels, turned legs, and a teal fabric-lined base.
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Archive I A 1920s quadrant-shaped ebonised shop display counter featuring all-around clear glass panels, turned legs, and a teal fabric-lined base.

1920s SAGE & CO SHOP DISPLAY COUNTER

Archive II A 1920s quadrant-shaped ebonised shop display counter featuring all-around clear glass panels, turned legs, and a teal fabric-lined base. View II
Archive III A 1920s quadrant-shaped ebonised shop display counter featuring all-around clear glass panels, turned legs, and a teal fabric-lined base. View III
Archive IV A 1920s quadrant-shaped ebonised shop display counter featuring all-around clear glass panels, turned legs, and a teal fabric-lined base. View IV
Archive V A 1920s quadrant-shaped ebonised shop display counter featuring all-around clear glass panels, turned legs, and a teal fabric-lined base. View V
Archive VI A 1920s quadrant-shaped ebonised shop display counter featuring all-around clear glass panels, turned legs, and a teal fabric-lined base. View VI
Archive VII A 1920s quadrant-shaped ebonised shop display counter featuring all-around clear glass panels, turned legs, and a teal fabric-lined base. View VII
Archive VIII A 1920s quadrant-shaped ebonised shop display counter featuring all-around clear glass panels, turned legs, and a teal fabric-lined base. View VIII
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D and A Binder Ltd

D and A Binder Ltd
Telephone 020 7609 6300 or 07944 356 180
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101 Holloway Road
London
N7 8LT
United Kingdom
Dealer Profile Page sellingantiques.co.uk/danda
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A 1920s quadrant-shaped ebonised shop display counter featuring all-around clear glass panels, turned legs, and a teal fabric-lined base.
1920s SAGE & CO SHOP DISPLAY COUNTER
Ref: SA1080500
A 1920s quadrant-shaped ebonised shop display counter featuring all-around clear glass panels, turned legs, and a teal fabric-lined base.
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During the early 20th century, commercial retail expanded rapidly, leading to high demand for specialised display furniture. Manufacturers like Frederick Sage & Co created glazed display counters to allow department stores and haberdasheries to present merchandise securely under glass while enhancing store aesthetic appeal.

1920s display counters were typically constructed using solid hardwoods such as mahogany, oak, or ebonised timber, fitted with thick clear glass panels. Metal accents, including brass surrounds, beadings, and velvet or felt base linings, were frequently employed to highlight featured merchandise.

Authentic pieces often feature maker marks, stamped brass plaques, or stencilled labels from renowned makers like Frederick Sage & Co. Additional indicators include heavy plate glass with original joinery, hand-turned timber legs, and period-correct brass hardware.

A vintage glazed counter functions exceptionally well as a statement island or console unit in living areas, dressing rooms, or retail spaces. Placing curated ceramics, books, or collectibles inside provides visual interest without cluttering surrounding spaces.

Glass surfaces should be cleaned using non-ammonia glass cleaners applied to a microfibre cloth rather than sprayed directly onto the frame. Ebonised and polished woodwork requires gentle dusting and an occasional application of neutral beeswax paste to preserve the original finish.
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