Antiques M.S. Rau | Coromandel Inlaid Vitrine

Highly-Prized Coromandel, Or East Indian Ebony, Was Used To Create This Beautiful Victorian Vitrine. Featuring Delicate Inlay In The Victorian/Edwardian Style And Glass Panels Framed In The Equally Luxurious Satinwood, This Cabinet Is Constructed To Fit Flush Against A Wall With Baseboards. Elegant Cabinets Such As This Are Perfect For Displaying One’S Treasures, But With Original Locks, Keys, Mirrors And Fleur-De-Lis Fabric, This Case Is A Prized Possession Unto Itself.

Circa 1890

30″ Wide X 14 ½” Deep X 41 ½” High

Coromandel Ebony Is Variegated Brown And Black, Often Called “Streaky,” Wood. It Is Considered A Highly Valuable Wood For Turnery, Fine Cabinet Work And Joinery And Is Also Excellent For Best Quality Carving.