Large Glass Cabinet from School in Belgium

Salvaged from a historic Belgian schoolhouse, this monumental oak cabinet is a true statement piece — both scholarly and soulful. Crafted in the early 1900s, its grand scale and timeless proportions are matched by thoughtful details: twelve-paned glass doors, original hardware, and charming hand-applied Roman numeral labels that once organized the minds of curious students.

The cabinet is constructed in two parts for ease of transport and installation. The lower portion offers deep storage (27.5”D) behind four glazed doors, while the upper case (18”D) is ideal for displaying collections, books, or ceramics. A black-painted crown moulding adds a quiet contrast, giving the piece a touch of gravitas.

Whether placed in a library, dining room, or retail setting, this European beauty holds both history and presence.

Dimensions: 91.25”W x 27.5”D bottom 18”D top X 114.5”H