Wooden glass door with iron latch

Charming little old glass door with an iron sliding latch. It closed a small glass cabinet on three sides, probably a pantry, but it was also completely vermoulu on three sides! The door is in its juice but still solid, the wood has all the marks of its age: stains, scratches, gaps, spinholes (treated by injection of white vinegar). The hinges appear to have been "retouched", shortened, but they can still be used (because the door was well mounted on the furniture when I recovered it) the latch's fitting has gaps, and the latch seems to have been repaired summarily. The glass is present, it has small scratches numerous but not very visible, as well as small shards on the edges (invisible once the glass is put in place). The glass is held by nails at the back of the frame, so it may be necessary to review the attachment of the glass. It is 49 cm high, 45 cm wide and 2 cm thick. It weighs about 1.9 kg.