Overview
A fine antique French vitrine cabinet in richly figured walnut, dating from circa 1910 and executed in the Louis XVI Revival taste. The hand-painted porcelain plaques depicting classical pastoral scenes, finely cast gilt bronze ormolu mounts, and velvet-lined glazed interior combine to create a display cabinet of refined decorative presence and exceptional quality.
Key Features
- French, circa 1910 - Louis XVI Revival taste
- Richly figured walnut throughout
- Hand-painted porcelain plaques depicting classical pastoral scenes
- Finely cast gilt bronze ormolu mounts throughout
- Pierced ormolu mounts and beaded mouldings to the façade
- Shaped glazed door opening to velvet-lined interior
- Glass display shelves - ideal for porcelain, glassware, silver or objets d'art
- Shaped apron on elegant cabriole legs with ormolu mounts
Craftsmanship & Detail
The façade is enriched with hand-painted porcelain plaques framed by finely cast gilt bronze ormolu mounts, pierced ormolu detailing, and beaded mouldings - the decorative programme applied with complete consistency throughout. The shaped glazed door opens to a velvet-lined interior fitted with glass display shelves, providing an ideal showcase for porcelain, glassware, silver, or decorative objets d'art. The shaped apron and elegant cabriole legs with ormolu mounts complete a silhouette of refined Louis XVI Revival elegance. A highly decorative display cabinet combining craftsmanship, elegance, and French design of the finest order.