Interesting 18th century painted pine Dutch vitrine / display cabinet. Awaiting brass handles for doors and drawers. 1780.

Internal depth in top is 8".

Code: 8662

Dimensions:

W: 56" (142.2 cm)

H: 15" (38.1 cm)

D: 90.5" (229.9 cm)

Physical Dimensions

Height

230cm (90.55")

Width

142cm (55.91")

Depth

38cm (14.96")

Declaration

Arcadia Antiques has dated this Dutch Painted Vitrine Cabinet to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1111568

Dealers Internal Reference

8662

Description

Interesting 18th century painted pine Dutch vitrine / display cabinet. Awaiting brass handles for doors and drawers. 1780.

Internal depth in top is 8".

Code: 8662

Dimensions:

W: 56" (142.2 cm)

H: 15" (38.1 cm)

D: 90.5" (229.9 cm)

Physical Dimensions

Height

230cm (90.55")

Width

142cm (55.91")

Depth

38cm (14.96")

Date of Manufacture

Arcadia Antiques has dated this Dutch Painted Vitrine Cabinet to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Ref

SA1111568

Dealers Internal Ref

8662

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Arcadia Antiques

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Arcadia Antiques

Telephone 07768 666 833 or 01926 611923

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Westfields Farm
Fosse Way
Radford Semele
Leamington Spa
Warwickshire
CV31 1XL

Dealer Profile Page sellingantiques.co.uk/arcadia

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Location: Westfields Farm, Fosse Way, Radford Semele, Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, CV31 1XL,

Profile: sellingantiques.co.uk/arcadia

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An 18th-century Dutch painted vitrine is a glazed display cabinet characterised by arched pediments, panelled lower doors, and painted finishes typical of Northern European cabinetmaking from the era.

These cabinets were constructed using timber frames with hand-carved mouldings, individual glass panes fitted within glazing bars, and distemper or oil paint finishes applied to both interior and exterior surfaces.

Authentic pieces feature hand-cut dovetail joinery, minor irregularities in the original hand-blown glass, period iron or brass fittings, and layered paint finishes showing historic wear around handles and edges.

Position the cabinet against a neutral or contrasting wall in a dining room or hall, utilizing the upper glass shelves to organise ceramic collections, glassware, or decorative objects.

Dust surfaces using a dry microfibre cloth, keep the timber away from direct heat sources to prevent cracking, and avoid moisture or abrasive chemical cleaning solutions.