An elegant vitrine cabinet from the French Belle Époque period (1870–1914), designed in the Louis XV revival style and veneered in kingwood with marquetry inlay and brass ormolu mounts. The cabinet has a serpentine front with a single glazed door, complete with its working key and glazed side panels, allowing light to illuminate the interior from three directions. Floral marquetry panels decorate the lower sections and sides, adding a refined decorative touch.
Inside, the shelved display space is ideal for showcasing glassware, cherished collectables, or decorative pieces, making it a versatile feature for a living room, dining room, or hallway. The vitrine stands on classic cabriole legs with ormolu mounts, completing its elegant Belle Époque character.