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18th Century Dutch Dry Scraped Glazed Vitrine Cabinet
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for sale €4,446     $4,826
£3,800
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18th Century Dutch Dry Scraped Glazed Vitrine Cabinet

19th century
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An elegant 18th century Dutch two-part vitrine cabinet.  Displaying dry scraped paint, depicting yellow and cream tones throughout. Demonstrating an elegantly shaped bonnet cornice sitting above a pair of glazed doors - retaining original hand-blown glass. The doors open to reveal internal shaped shelves, offering great display opportunities. The lower sections displays a pair of panelled doors raised on shaped bracket feet. The interior features its original soft muted burgundy paint, that has been later refreshed in places.  With its elegant lines and soft finish, this vitrine will bring a graceful presence to any interior.  

Height - 221cm

Width - 128cm

Depth - 41cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
221cm (87.01")
Width
128cm (50.39")
Depth
41cm (16.14")
Declaration

Pappilon has dated this Dutch Glazed Vitrine Cabinet to the 19th Century.

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SA823475
Description
An elegant 18th century Dutch two-part vitrine cabinet.  Displaying dry scraped paint, depicting yellow and cream tones throughout.
Demonstrating an elegantly shaped bonnet cornice sitting above a pair of glazed doors - retaining original hand-blown glass.
Pappilon

The doors open to reveal internal shaped shelves, offering great display opportunities. The lower sections displays a pair of panelled doors raised on shaped bracket feet. The interior features its original soft muted burgundy paint, that has been later refreshed in places.  With its elegant lines and soft finish, this vitrine will bring a graceful presence to any interior.  

Height - 221cm

Width - 128cm

Depth - 41cm

Height
221cm (87.01")
Width
128cm (50.39")
Depth
41cm (16.14")
Date of Manufacture

Pappilon has dated this Dutch Glazed Vitrine Cabinet to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA823475
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An eighteenth-century Dutch two-piece vitrine cabinet featuring an arched top section with twelve glass panes above a solid two-door cupboard base in a dry-scraped ochre paint finish.
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Archive I An eighteenth-century Dutch two-piece vitrine cabinet featuring an arched top section with twelve glass panes above a solid two-door cupboard base in a dry-scraped ochre paint finish.

18th Century Dutch Dry Scraped Glazed Vitrine Cabinet

Archive II An eighteenth-century Dutch two-piece vitrine cabinet featuring an arched top section with twelve glass panes above a solid two-door cupboard base in a dry-scraped ochre paint finish. View II
Archive III An eighteenth-century Dutch two-piece vitrine cabinet featuring an arched top section with twelve glass panes above a solid two-door cupboard base in a dry-scraped ochre paint finish. View III
Archive IV An eighteenth-century Dutch two-piece vitrine cabinet featuring an arched top section with twelve glass panes above a solid two-door cupboard base in a dry-scraped ochre paint finish. View IV
Archive V An eighteenth-century Dutch two-piece vitrine cabinet featuring an arched top section with twelve glass panes above a solid two-door cupboard base in a dry-scraped ochre paint finish. View V
Archive VI An eighteenth-century Dutch two-piece vitrine cabinet featuring an arched top section with twelve glass panes above a solid two-door cupboard base in a dry-scraped ochre paint finish. View VI
Archive VII An eighteenth-century Dutch two-piece vitrine cabinet featuring an arched top section with twelve glass panes above a solid two-door cupboard base in a dry-scraped ochre paint finish. View VII
Archive VIII An eighteenth-century Dutch two-piece vitrine cabinet featuring an arched top section with twelve glass panes above a solid two-door cupboard base in a dry-scraped ochre paint finish. View VIII
Archive IX An eighteenth-century Dutch two-piece vitrine cabinet featuring an arched top section with twelve glass panes above a solid two-door cupboard base in a dry-scraped ochre paint finish. View IX
Archive X An eighteenth-century Dutch two-piece vitrine cabinet featuring an arched top section with twelve glass panes above a solid two-door cupboard base in a dry-scraped ochre paint finish. View X
Archive XI An eighteenth-century Dutch two-piece vitrine cabinet featuring an arched top section with twelve glass panes above a solid two-door cupboard base in a dry-scraped ochre paint finish. View XI
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Archive XIV An eighteenth-century Dutch two-piece vitrine cabinet featuring an arched top section with twelve glass panes above a solid two-door cupboard base in a dry-scraped ochre paint finish. View XIV
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An eighteenth-century Dutch two-piece vitrine cabinet featuring an arched top section with twelve glass panes above a solid two-door cupboard base in a dry-scraped ochre paint finish.
18th Century Dutch Dry Scraped Glazed Vitrine Cabinet
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An eighteenth-century Dutch two-piece vitrine cabinet featuring an arched top section with twelve glass panes above a solid two-door cupboard base in a dry-scraped ochre paint finish.
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A Dutch vitrine cabinet from the 18th century is a two-part storage piece featuring a glazed upper section for display and a closed lower cupboard base, typically characterised by shaped cornices and provincial joinery.

These cabinets were constructed primarily from hardwoods like oak or softwoods like pine, utilizing traditional mortise and tenon joinery, hand-blown glass panes within timber glazing bars, and layered painted finishes.

Authentic period pieces feature hand-cut joinery, original irregular hand-blown glass, uneven hand-planed backboards, and natural paint wear patterns showing original undercoats or bare timber through dry scraping.

Position the cabinet against a neutral focal wall in a dining room or living space, filling the glazed shelves with stoneware, ceramics, or books to create architectural depth and texture.

Maintain the historic paint surface by dusting regularly with a dry microfibre cloth, keeping the item away from direct heat sources or sunlight, and avoiding chemical cleaners or wet wiping that could lift unstable paint layers.
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