Art Deco Display Case

An exclusive and luxurious piece of furniture made of dragon wood (dracaena draco tree wood), made in the Art Deco style. The main decoration of the display case are two glass windows on the sides and designed, ornamental hinges in the central part. Unique design due to the tilting secretaries. Veneered with a rare, expensive species of wood. All fittings and hinges are silver plated.

The central part of the wardrobe opens atypically, the top hatch opens like in the secretary from top to bottom, the hinges are placed in the middle of this piece of furniture, while the second hatch opens just like the hatch of a car. The starting point of this piece of furniture was the unconventional solution of opening the central part, which was a secretary, the decorative closure of the secretary is also the hinges of the tops of these cabinets.

Not the standard arrangement of the piece of furniture, not on four legs as is the case with other pieces of furniture, but on one central leg. It is a plinth that lifts the entire structure upwards and additionally exposes it. A distinctive step like a podium.

A luxurious piece of furniture for presentations of outstanding Polish Art Deco projects. The dark back of the veneered display case and glass shelves allowed for displaying plating and silverware as well as decorative glasses. The wonderful workmanship of the wardrobe is additionally evidenced by the fact that even its back is veneered.