An elegant showpiece

This breakfront china cabinet was made as a display piece for the showroom at William Evans Furniture, but it didn’t stay there long. (See testimonial.) The inspiration for the piece goes back to the late 1700s, a period when the practice of collecting china was widespread and cabinets like this one became very popular. At that time it was difficult to produce large panes of glass, so intricate door patterns were devised, and smaller pieces of glass were cut to fit between the mahogany mullions, just as Bill did here. And he’s itching to make another one.

36 x 84 x 20