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Early 20th Century Oak Countertop Display Cabinet
D and A Binder Ltd
for sale €983     $1,067
£840
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Early 20th Century Oak Countertop Display Cabinet

1900 - 1920
Description

A classic and excellent example of early 1920s shopfitting, this countertop display cabinet is made from solid oak with a warm, rich tone and has been polished to highlight the natural grain of the wood. It is fitted with large glass panels to the front, sides, and top, allowing the contents inside to be viewed clearly from multiple angles.

The single door opens to reveal the interior and retains its original working lock along with a brass ring handle. The interior features a dark display base, creating a strong contrast with the surrounding glass and making it ideal for presenting jewellery, small collectibles, or other retail merchandise.

Pieces of this type were commonly used in drapers, jewellers, and general stores during the early 20th century, designed to sit on a shop counter where customers could easily view the contents while keeping items secure. The glass appears to be original and shows light surface scratches to the top consistent with age and use.

Physical Dimensions
Height
84cm (33.07")
Width
61cm (24.02")
Depth
61cm (24.02")
Declaration

D and A Binder Ltd has dated this Oak Countertop Display Cabinet to the Edwardian era.

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SA1203111
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Description
A classic and excellent example of early 1920s shopfitting, this countertop display cabinet is made from solid oak with a warm, rich tone and has been polished to highlight the natural grain of the wood.
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It is fitted with large glass panels to the front, sides, and top, allowing the contents inside to be viewed clearly from multiple angles.
D and A Binder Ltd
fig 1. An early 20th-century glazed oak countertop display cabinet with clear glass panels on four sides and a small brass ring pull on the side door.
fig 1. Early 20th Century Oak Countertop Display Cabinet

The single door opens to reveal the interior and retains its original working lock along with a brass ring handle. The interior features a dark display base, creating a strong contrast with the surrounding glass and making it ideal for presenting jewellery, small collectibles, or other retail merchandise.

fig 2. An early 20th-century glazed oak countertop display cabinet with clear glass panels on four sides and a small brass ring pull on the side door.
fig 2. Early 20th Century Oak Countertop Display Cabinet

Pieces of this type were commonly used in drapers, jewellers, and general stores during the early 20th century, designed to sit on a shop counter where customers could easily view the contents while keeping items secure. The glass appears to be original and shows light surface scratches to the top consistent with age and use.

Height
84cm (33.07")
Width
61cm (24.02")
Depth
61cm (24.02")
Date of Manufacture

D and A Binder Ltd has dated this Oak Countertop Display Cabinet to the Edwardian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1203111
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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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
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An early 20th-century glazed oak countertop display cabinet with clear glass panels on four sides and a small brass ring pull on the side door.
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In the early 20th century, countertop display cabinets were designed for retail environments such as haberdasheries, jewellers, and chemists. They secured merchandise under glass while presenting items clearly to customers at counter level.

These cabinets were typically built using solid hardwoods such as oak or mahogany, fitted with clear glass panels on multiple sides and finished with brass hardware or small ring pulls to facilitate door operation.

Authentic period examples often feature drawn glass with subtle imperfections, hand-cut joinery, aged brass fittings, and natural wear along the timber frame where high retail usage occurred.

A glazed countertop cabinet functions as a functional focal point on a sideboard, desk, or island, ideal for displaying collections, ceramics, jewellery, or historical objects in modern schemes.

Clean the glass panels using a lint-free cloth and mild glass cleaner, avoiding direct spray on surrounding wood. Wax the oak timber frame periodically with a beeswax polish to preserve the original finish.
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