A tall ebonised jeweller’s display cabinet dating from the 1930s–1940s, originally intended for the display of watches or other small valuable goods.
The cabinet is glazed to all four sides with a glazed top, giving excellent visibility throughout. Internally it is fitted with adjustable glass shelves supported on blackened steel brackets and vertical standards, typical of period commercial shopfitting.
The simple ebonised timber frame and narrow proportions give the cabinet a particularly strong interwar appearance. The chrome strip lettered “Swiss Watches” appears to be a later addition, but works well with the cabinet’s original use as a jeweller’s or watch display.
The cabinet shows knocks, scratches and general wear throughout consistent with age and commercial use, retaining a good amount of character and its original shopfitting feel.
this cabinet comes with its original glass and polished finished.
H: 192 W: 64.5 D: 64.5 cm
Price excludes VAT
A tall ebonised jeweller’s display cabinet dating from the 1930s–1940s, originally intended for the display of watches or other small valuable goods.
The cabinet is glazed to all four sides with a glazed top, giving excellent visibility throughout. Internally it is fitted with adjustable glass shelves supported on blackened steel brackets and vertical standards, typical of period commercial shopfitting.
The simple ebonised timber frame and narrow proportions give the cabinet a particularly strong interwar appearance. The chrome strip lettered “Swiss Watches” appears to be a later addition, but works well with the cabinet’s original use as a jeweller’s or watch display.
The cabinet shows knocks, scratches and general wear throughout consistent with age and commercial use, retaining a good amount of character and its original shopfitting feel.
this cabinet comes with its original glass and polished finished.
H: 192 W: 64.5 D: 64.5 cm
Price excludes VAT
