Pair Glass Doors

The upper portion features a pair of glass doors opening onto three wood shelves.

A pair of eight-panel glass doors are housed with the upper case, which is fitted with interior shelving for your display needs within a lovely paneled wood backdrop.

Above the plinth is the protruding pair of center glass doors flanked by additional doors to each side.

This incredible brass demilune display cabinet, produced by Mastercraft in the 1970s, features a mirrored and illuminated interior, exquisite textured top, a pair of glass doors and ...

1930s German Art Deco Cabinet crafted from walnut, featuring a pair of sliding glass doors and adjustable shelves, above a cabinet with locking doors.

French Post-War Design (1950s) rosewood display cabinet with a Pair of marquetry inlaid doors trimmed with pearl & ebony over a large glass door on Paired bronze legs.

Set-back upper section with pair of cabinets with adjustable shelves and locking doors to the left and open cabinet on the right with adjustable glass shelves and pair of sliding gla...

The vitrine is raised on square ebonized feet below a faux drawer with ebony trim. Above is a pair of hand blown glass doors open to four glass shelves.

Display cabinet in two parts. Upper part with pair of slatted glass doors with inside Pompeii red color.

The top of the case is fronted by three pairs of glass front doors surmounted by a cornice molding supported by four neoclassical style bronze mounted columns.

The magnificent tantalus having a hinged lid fitted with a Bramah patent lock with key and a pair of bevel-edged glass doors opening to reveal a fitted tray above three hobnail cut g...

The secretary features a pull-out writing surface over three drawers. A pair of sliding glass cabinet doors, a hidden vanity mirror, and four small drawers above.

Italian Mid-Century (1950s) walnut and maple vitrine cabinet with a Pair of sliding glass doors and 2 interior shelves with a blue glass top (Attributed to VITTORIO DASSI) (Enzo Ferr...

The rectangular body surmounted by a brèche violette marble top above a frieze with scrolled ormolu mounts and allegorical corner mounts, all above an ormolu framed parquetry central...

A rare and important Art Deco period Century of Progress Display Cabinet designed by Wolfgang Hoffmann (Austrian, 1900-1969) for Romweber Company, Batesville, Indiana, United States ...

The upper section features a pair of glass doors with geometric muntin work. The glass panels are divided into symmetrical rectilinear patterns with subtle diagonal accents.

The upper section has two pairs of glass doors opening to an interior fitted with two fixed shelves with plate grooves; the shelving supports are original and not freely adjustable.

Art Deco Walnut Display Cabinet circa 1930s Stepped shaped top, Glazed Centre door with working lock & key, Open to Reveal: Mirror back , 3 plate glass adjustable shelves Pair pane...

The bookcase having a well figured oversailing top with moulded edge above a shallow frieze and a pair of arched glass doors fitted with original working lock and a key and enclosing...

The upper case with a brass inlaid broken pediment over a pair of glass inset doors, each centered by a brass inlaid star.

A very large and impressive 19th century French boulle inlaid and ormolu-mounted vitrine. Having a pair of glassed doors, bearded monopodia ormolu supports to either side, adjustable...

The carved cornice above a pair of leaded stained glass door enclosing adjustable shelved interior.

Displaying a simplistic moulded cornice above a pair of inset glass doors with a further pair of panelled doors below featuring three fixed interior shelves.

The glass display doors, paired with brass hardware, add a touch of refinement, while the breakfront form enhances both depth and presence.

The lower section divides into three parts. The central two-door cupboard, bearing the same ornate scroll detail, is flanked by a pair of further plate glass glazed doors with ornate...

The upper bookcase cabinet features a pair of glass-paneled doors framed with delicate gilt bronze beading, opening to reveal shelving for books or fine collectibles.

Paul Moreau-Vauthier (1871-1936). Pair of fine and rare doors, France, 1926. Carved mahogany, mirrored glass, silvered bronze.