Hardware crafted from a copper and zinc alloy, exhibiting age through design and patina, and intended for attachment to cabinetry doors and drawers, constitutes a specific class of decorative and functional items.... Read more »
Older styles of glazed doors, particularly those found in cupboards and display cases, often feature glass with unique characteristics. These panes can exhibit textures, patterns, or imperfections resulting from the manufacturing processes... Read more »
Components of furniture and cabinetry constructed from transparent or semi-transparent silica-based materials and designed for functional operation, these fittings are typically associated with periods prior to the mid-20th century. An example includes... Read more »
A display case of this nature is characterized by its rounded glass front, often crafted during earlier periods of furniture making. These pieces served historically as a prominent showcase for valuable dinnerware,... Read more »
These decorative elements, often found on antique furniture, are small, typically round or faceted components crafted from glass and used to open and close drawers and doors. Examples include pressed glass knobs... Read more »