Early 20th-Century Glazed Display Table / Jeweler’s Showcase c.1915

Elegant, apartment-friendly display case table with glass on all four sides and the top, divided into two bays with lift-up lids for easy access. The hardwood frame (warm mahogany-brown tone) shows refined molding and tapered, neoclassical legs. Inside, the original gold velvet deck provides a rich backdrop with attractive age to the pile—perfect for jewelry, watches, small antiques, collectibles, or boutique display.

Cleaned and conditioned; sturdy and level. Expected, authentic wear from shop use: scattered nicks to the wood, light clouding/marks to the old glass, and age patina to the velvet—nothing that hinders function or presentation.

Use as a jeweler’s showcase, museum vitrine, retail store fixture, gallery display console, entry/sofa table, or haberdashery counter. A rare size that reads refined rather than bulky.

Details

Period/Style: Edwardian to early Art Deco; neoclassical influence
Construction: Hardwood frame, fully glazed vitrines, two top-loading compartments
Interior: Gold velvet lining
Condition: Solid and display-ready; age-appropriate wear consistent with use
Dimensions: W 55” x D 15” x H 27.5”