Antique bistro glass from the 1900s

Large antique bistro glass display cabinet in fir and cast iron consoles – 1900s. Superb and imposing wall-mounted bistro glass display cabinet from the 1900s, once used in back bars to showcase glasses, carafes, and bottles. Made from solid fir, it stands out for: An elegant moulded cornice with brackets (sculpted consoles) at the top, giving it a beautiful architectural presence. Its original cast iron shelf brackets, beautifully crafted with openwork patterns. Its fine original wooden shelves arranged over several levels, plus a central mirror. Condition and patina: Sold in its original state with an authentic patina of time: raw wood, traces of aged and cracked paint that add to its charm and authenticity. The piece is sound, stable, and full of character. Ideal for bringing a vintage bistro or country house atmosphere to a kitchen, dining room, wine cellar, or shop. (To be fixed to the wall) Type: Glass display cabinet / Wall-mounted back bar shelf. Style: Bistro / Vintage / Belle Époque. Period: 1900s (early 20th century) Materials: Solid fir and cast iron. Condition: Good condition – in its original state with its original patina. Total dimensions: Height: 206 cm. Width: 160 cm. Total depth of cornice: 24 cm. Shelf dimensions: Usable width: 154 cm. Usable depth: approx. 12 cm. Height between shelves: approx. 24 cm (top shelf: 35 cm usable height) ☆ Note: the display cabinet has an old paint finish aged by time, but you can have it sandblasted, stripped, or leave it in its original patina.