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Mid-Century Walnut Display Cabinet with Glass Shelves – Modular Two-Piece
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  • Mid-Century Walnut Display Cabinet with Glass Shelves – Modular Two-Piece
  • Mid-Century Walnut Display Cabinet with Glass Shelves – Modular Two-Piece
  • Mid-Century Walnut Display Cabinet with Glass Shelves – Modular Two-Piece
  • Mid-Century Walnut Display Cabinet with Glass Shelves – Modular Two-Piece
  • Mid-Century Walnut Display Cabinet with Glass Shelves – Modular Two-Piece
  • Mid-Century Walnut Display Cabinet with Glass Shelves – Modular Two-Piece
  • Mid-Century Walnut Display Cabinet with Glass Shelves – Modular Two-Piece
  • Mid-Century Walnut Display Cabinet with Glass Shelves – Modular Two-Piece
Mid-Century Walnut Display Cabinet with Glass Shelves – Modular Two-Piece

Mid-Century Walnut Display Cabinet with Glass Shelves – Modular Two-Piece

$1,700.00

Annihilate the landfill, showcase your ceramics collection without buying new particle board

This is the kind of storage piece that actually makes you want to display things. A two-piece walnut-veneer vitrine from the 1970s American modern era, standing 76 inches tall with a commanding but slender footprint. The upper cabinet features a single glass door with brass magnetic catch, two adjustable glass shelves, and an open display niche below. Lower cabinet offers concealed storage behind a drop-front door. Rich, dark walnut grain throughout with clean lines. Some light surface wear consistent with five decades of civilized use—nothing that diminishes the piece's presence.

The D'Beetle Difference • Modular Two-Piece Design: Upper display unit lifts off the lower cabinet base for easier transport and flexible placement. Total height approximately 76 inches; narrow width makes it ideal for tight Cambridge spaces.

• Adjustable Glass Shelving: Two glass shelves on metal supports allow you to customize display heights. Open niche between upper and lower sections perfect for larger objects or books.

• Solid American Modern Construction: Walnut veneer over hardwood frame with clean mitered corners. Brass door hardware and recessed black metal pull on lower cabinet—understated period details.

 

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