Display Cabinet Collection
This captivating display cabinet takes us on a journey through time and space, showcasing an array of fascinating artifacts
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This captivating display cabinet takes us on a journey through time and space, showcasing an array of fascinating artifacts. Amongst its treasures is a delicate reminder of the Huia, a now-extinct bird native to New Zealand. Its presence serves as a poignant reminder of the fragility of our natural world. Transporting us back to 1922, we find ourselves in the west sitting room of the Treasurer's House in York. The black and white photograph captures the elegance and sophistication that once graced this English manor house. A sense of history lingers within these walls. Moving further north to Castle Howard in North Yorkshire, another monochromatic image reveals a grand lobby within an English country house. The intricate details and opulent furnishings speak volumes about the wealth and taste prevalent during that era. Gillows' early Victorian rosewood display cabinets-on-stand take center stage, their craftsmanship evident in every curve and detail. These exquisite pieces showcase not only Gillows' skill but also reflect the refined aesthetic sensibilities popular during this period. Stepping into Mrs. Leslie Carter's New York residence dining room, we are greeted by an atmosphere dripping with luxury and refinement. This glimpse into high society offers insight into how display cabinets were used to exhibit fine china or cherished heirlooms. A diagram depicting the method for rolling Jewish scrolls adds cultural diversity to this collection. It serves as a reminder that they can be vessels for preserving heritage and traditions from around the world. Kelmscott Manor invites us into its interior through watercolor on paper artwork—a testament to William Morris' artistic vision brought to life within his own home. Displayed items here would have been carefully chosen to complement Morris' renowned textile designs. The late 18th-century display cabinet depicted in color lithography showcases both beauty and functionality—an elegant piece designed not only for exhibition but also for storage purposes—blending practicality with aesthetics seamlessly.