Vitrinekast bestaande uit een middendeel en twee schuin geplaatste zijdelen met gesneden florale motieven c. 1905

This intricate 'Vitrinekast' (display cabinet) was crafted by the Dutch design firm 't Binnenhuis around 1905. The piece boasts a unique three-section design, with each section featuring a glass door adorned with delicate floral carvings. The cabinet's rich wooden surface adds to its elegance, making it a striking example of the Art Nouveau style prevalent at the time. The cabinet is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, where its intricate details and craftsmanship continue to fascinate art enthusiasts.