Danish Mid-Century Solid Oak Display Cabinet with Leaded Glass, 1950s

Danish mid-century display cabinet in solid oak, made by a cabinetmaker circa 1950s. The substantial two-part composition combines a glazed upper cabinet with two wide drawers below, supported by shaped legs joined with long stretchers.

The oak has a warm golden tone with particularly expressive grain across the broad top and framed doors. Each door incorporates four glass panes divided by lead cames, while dark metal escutcheons, a decorative key and ring drawer pulls provide a strong contrast to the pale timber. Inside, a full-width shelf divides the display space. Traditional details continue through the gently shaped apron, carved legs and small block-like decoration beneath the cornice.

The combination of robust proportions, visible oak grain and restrained ornament gives the cabinet a warm architectural presence.

Details

• Materials: Brass; Glass; Oak
• Style: Mid-Century Modern (Of the Period)
• Origin: Denmark
• Date of manufacture: 1950
• Dimensions: Height: 43.31 in (110 cm); Width: 41.11 in (104.4 cm); Depth: 15.16 in (38.5 cm)
• Condition: Good; Wear consistent with age and use.
• Period: 20th Century