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A French Gilt-metal Mounted Vitrine
H & H Gallery
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A French Gilt-metal Mounted Vitrine

19th century
For Sale by H & H Gallery
Description

A French mahogany vitrine, circa 1900, marble top, the glazed door enclosing a silk-lined interior of three shelves and with glazed cavetto sides, having a central parquetry panel below, on scroll legs.

Condition: Very Good

Dimensions: H: 158cm, W: 86cm, D: 38cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
158cm (62.20")
Width
86cm (33.86")
Depth
38cm (14.96")
Declaration

H & H Gallery has dated this French Ormolu Mounted Vitrine to the 19th Century.

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Sellingantiques Reference
SA839757
Dealers Internal Reference
H1235
Description
A French mahogany vitrine, circa 1900, marble top, the glazed door enclosing a silk-lined interior of three shelves and with glazed cavetto sides, having a central parquetry panel below, on scroll legs.

Condition: Very Good

Dimensions: H: 158cm, W: 86cm, D: 38cm

Height
158cm (62.20")
Width
86cm (33.86")
Depth
38cm (14.96")
Date of Manufacture

H & H Gallery has dated this French Ormolu Mounted Vitrine to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA839757
Dealers Internal Ref
H1235
H & H Gallery
H & H Gallery
Sellingantiques verified Since Nov 2020

European and islamic art

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A French Louis XV style glazed vitrine featuring a contoured marble top, gilt-metal mounts, lower parquetry panels, and slender cabriole legs.
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Archive I A French Louis XV style glazed vitrine featuring a contoured marble top, gilt-metal mounts, lower parquetry panels, and slender cabriole legs.

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Archive II A French Louis XV style glazed vitrine featuring a contoured marble top, gilt-metal mounts, lower parquetry panels, and slender cabriole legs. View II
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A French Louis XV style glazed vitrine featuring a contoured marble top, gilt-metal mounts, lower parquetry panels, and slender cabriole legs.
A FRENCH GILT-METAL MOUNTED VITRINE
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A French Louis XV style glazed vitrine featuring a contoured marble top, gilt-metal mounts, lower parquetry panels, and slender cabriole legs.
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A vitrine is a specialized glass-fronted cabinet designed to display porcelain, small sculptures, and curio collections while protecting them from dust and damage. The design originated in 18th-century France and became a staple of formal reception rooms across Europe.

These cabinets are typically constructed from hardwood frames veneered with exotic woods such as kingwood, rosewood, or mahogany. They feature cast gilt-bronze (ormolu) or gilt-metal mounts, glass door panels, and are frequently topped with contoured marble slabs.

Authentic items feature sweeping serpentine lines, delicate cabriole legs, asymmetrical rococo mounts, and hand-cut joinery. Look for age-appropriate wear to the gilding, hand-bevelled glass panels, and solid timber construction under wood veneers.

Position a vitrine against a neutral focal wall to highlight its detailed woodwork and mounts. Use the glazed shelves to display unified collections, such as modern ceramics, crystal glassware, or art books, creating a striking contrast with contemporary decor.

Dust the wood and gilt mounts regularly with a soft, dry microfibre cloth without liquid polishes, as chemicals can erode gilding. Clean the glass with a mild solution applied directly to the cloth rather than spraying near metal mounts or wooden frames.
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