French Louis-Philippe display cabinet – with original glass door

This French display cabinet dates from the late 19th or very early 20th century and is inspired by the Louis-Philippe style, recognizable by its clean lines, balanced proportions, and understated elegance. The cabinet features a glazed door with its original glass, a lightly molded upper cornice, and several interior shelves—perfect for displaying books, linens, or decorative objects. Although the wood has the appearance of dark hardwood, the cabinet is surprisingly lightweight. It is therefore very likely made of stained poplar, a material commonly used in French cabinetmaking during this period. Thanks to its compact dimensions and timeless design, it fits easily into a classic or contemporary interior. 📐 Details: Origin: France, circa 1890–1910 Style: Louis-Philippe Material: Probably stained solid poplar Glazing: Original glass Dimensions: Depth 37 cm × Width 75 cm × Height 170 cm Condition: Good old condition with traces of age Use: Display cabinet, bookcase, linen cupboard or storage unit.