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1900s Mahogany Shop Display Cabinet

1900 - 1920
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A 1900s mahogany display cabinet of tall, elegant proportions. It has glass to the front and sides, designed for maximise visibility of its contents while allowing light to enter from multiple angles, making it an ideal showcase for decorative objects, jewellery, ceramics, or retail merchandise.

The interior is fitted with adjustable glass shelves supported by brass standards, offering flexibility for a variety of display arrangements.

Constructed in mahogany with a rich, warm colour throughout, the cabinet is finished with a moulded cornice and raised plinth base, giving it a refined architectural presence without appearing overly decorative. Its slim design and generous glazed area make it equally suited to both domestic and commercial interiors.

H: 224 W: 100 D: 50.5 cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
224cm (88.19")
Width
100cm (39.37")
Declaration

D and A Binder Ltd has dated this Mahogany Shop Display Cabinet to the Edwardian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1220758
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Description
A 1900s mahogany display cabinet of tall, elegant proportions. It has glass to the front and sides, designed for maximise visibility of its contents while allowing light to enter from multiple angles, making it an ideal showcase for decorative objects, jewellery, ceramics, or retail merchandise.
The interior is fitted with adjustable glass shelves supported by brass standards, offering flexibility for a variety of display arrangements.
D and A Binder Ltd
fig 1. A tall Edwardian mahogany display cabinet featuring full-length glass side and front panels, glass shelves, and a moulded top cornice.
fig 1. 1900s Mahogany Shop Display Cabinet

Constructed in mahogany with a rich, warm colour throughout, the cabinet is finished with a moulded cornice and raised plinth base, giving it a refined architectural presence without appearing overly decorative. Its slim design and generous glazed area make it equally suited to both domestic and commercial interiors.

H: 224 W: 100 D: 50.5 cm

Height
224cm (88.19")
Width
100cm (39.37")
Date of Manufacture

D and A Binder Ltd has dated this Mahogany Shop Display Cabinet to the Edwardian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1220758
D and A Binder Ltd
D and A Binder Ltd
Sellingantiques verified Since May 2015
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Archive I A tall Edwardian mahogany display cabinet featuring full-length glass side and front panels, glass shelves, and a moulded top cornice.

1900s Mahogany Shop Display cabinet

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A tall Edwardian mahogany display cabinet featuring full-length glass side and front panels, glass shelves, and a moulded top cornice.
1900s Mahogany Shop Display cabinet
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A tall Edwardian mahogany display cabinet featuring full-length glass side and front panels, glass shelves, and a moulded top cornice.
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Originating from the early 20th century, these cabinets were constructed for retail establishments to exhibit goods clearly while offering protection. They typically feature slim timber framing, full-height glass panels, adjustable interior shelves, and refined classical moulding.

High-grade hardwoods such as mahogany or oak were primarily used for the structural framework, combined with clear sheet glass panes. Construction techniques relied on traditional joinery, including mortise and tenon joints, alongside brass catches, latches, and internal bracket systems.

Authentic pieces generally display hand-cut joinery, original brass hardware with natural oxidisation, and hand-surfaced glass panes showing subtle imperfections. Inspecting the underside, back panels, and interior shelf supports often reveals historical wear consistent with commercial use.

These freestanding glazed cabinets function as focal points in dining rooms, living areas, or hallways when filled with curated collections of ceramics, glassware, or books. The transparent glass construction maintains visual lightness within smaller spaces while providing substantial storage.

Dust the wood frame regularly with a dry microfibre cloth and apply beeswax polish periodically along the wood grain. Glass panels should be cleaned with non-ammonia glass cleaner sprayed onto a cloth rather than directly onto the glass to protect adjacent timber finishes.
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