vitrines
A vitrines is a glass-fronted display cabinet designed to show objects while protecting them from dust and handling. They may be freestanding or mounted on walls, and range from compact counter vitrines to larger curio cabinets used in homes, shops, and museums. Typical construction combines a glass or acrylic enclosure with a wooden or metal frame, and often includes lockable doors, wired lighting, and adjustable shelves to accommodate various objects.
Common features include tempered or laminated safety glass for durability, interior lighting (often LED), and sometimes
Applications span retail, museums, galleries, and domestic interiors. In retail, vitrines present jewelry, watches, cosmetics, or
Etymology and history: the term vitrine derives from French, referring to a glass window or display case.
Care and maintenance: regular dusting and occasional cleaning of glass with non-ammonia cleaners, plus periodic care