Skinny Wall Glass Cabinet This kind of wooden wall display cabinet you don't find often. It is a very slim curio cabinet with a depth of 8cm and is only suitable for specific items. It is the perfect size to prominently display figurines and antique collectables. It's up to your imagination to make it a specially-curated feature. The first known use of curio cabinets was in 1849 when the Victorians popularised owning a cabinet of curiosities. They used the word 'cabinet' to mean a room rather than a piece of furniture. A well-stocked curiosity collection was a sign of status. Today, it is a growing trend to display a remarkable collection of curio art and objects in your own home. These can be a very personal and exciting focal point for any room. The Skinny Wall Glass Cabinet is handcrafted from teak hardwood. It has terrific proportions with a full-height door featuring a well-sized glass pane to shed maximum light on prized possessions. The single door wall cabinet interior compartment has a single shelf. The piece boasts a clean, rustic look perfected to accent any décor and ample space to draw all eyes to your statuettes, enamelled eggs and other cherished heirloom collectables. It could also be used as a traditional way to hang keys, for example, in the hallway. Dimensions: 45 cm (W) x 8 cm (D) x 76 cm (H)