Old XL trade display cabinet in pine, with its very beautiful white patina, from the 1950s.

Formerly in a grocery shop, this piece has very fine proportions. A wide base with two large shelves, and its shallower glazed upper part, give it great elegance.

The high cornice, the large panes of original bubbled glass and the mouldings on the lower part give the whole a quality look...

Four shelves in the upper part, height adjustable with wooden pegs (one of them fixed at the level of the fastening hook). Please note, only three shelves are fitted in the photos, but four shelves are indeed available.

The top closes with a hook and a locking knob.

The lower lock does not work and the key is missing (I can provide one if needed, for practical and aesthetic reasons); the left door is held by an inside bolt, and the right door fits into the whole.

The back of the piece is fully panelled.

The top fixes onto the bottom and can be separated for transport. We advise fixing the whole to the wall for optimal stability and safety.

The white patina has deliberately been kept, with its thick old paint. The whole has been washed down and treated. The inside of the lower part has a few old stains and marks. Small knocks and flaws in the paint in places, inherent to its great age.