Vitrinekast bestaande uit een onderkast en een beglaasde bovenkast met een raamwerk van brons c. 1910 - 1920

This vitrine, created by Dutch designer Theo Nieuwenhuis around 1910-1920, is a prime example of Art Nouveau style. The cabinet, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, features a combination of wood and bronze elements, showcasing intricate floral and geometric motifs. The glass-fronted upper section, with its yellow background, provides a stage for showcasing decorative objects, while the lower section, with its carved doors and drawers, adds a sense of solidity and practicality. The vitrine, measuring over two meters in height, is a testament to Nieuwenhuis's craftsmanship and his contribution to the Art Nouveau movement.