Antique Baroque Rosewood Triple Display Armoire. With glass shelves and optional lighting. This beautiful piece has been in the family for generations but we are moving and it is too big for our new location. Early turn of the century. Mint condition. 81 wide x 24 deep x 98 high. French & European Origins (18th–19th century) This style evolved from French vitrines in the late 1700s–1800s Wealthy households used them to display: Fine porcelain (“china”) Crystal Decorative objects collected from travel Glass panels became more common as glassmaking improved, allowing furniture to become both storage + display ️ Victorian Era Popularity (19th century) Became widespread in Victorian England and America Dining rooms turned into showcase spaces Owning fine china and displaying it = status symbol Carved crest/pediment at top → decorative, French-inspired Rich dark wood (mahogany/cherry tone) → typical of formal furniture Glass side panels → maximize display visibility Lower enclosed storage → for linens, serving pieces, or less decorative items