Art Deco Style Half-Cylinder Vitrine with Faux-Marble Base

Story

Post-war designers looked back to the 1920s for glamour, creating 'Revival' pieces like this. It was built to mimic the high-society salons of Paris. The curved glass was once a luxury only the wealthiest could afford.

Maker / Origin

While no specific maker's mark is visible, this cabinet follows the tradition of high-end commercial and residential furniture makers like Pulaski or Maitland-Smith, who specialized in the 'Hollywood Regency' and 'Art Deco Revival' aesthetics of the late 20th century.

Condition & Value

The glass appears intact without major clouding or deep scratches. There is some visible wear on the base and the electrical cord suggests the integrated lighting may need testing. Scratches to the glass would significantly lower the value.