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Rare Fry’s Chocolate Shop Display Cabinet
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Free Hand delivery on this item within approximately 130 of Cambridgeshire. Further afield locations will incur a charge to send via couriers. We won’t send this via any of the Parcel carrier services.
A superb Fry’s Chocolate/ Confectionery shop display cabinet. Dating from the early 20th Century and probably 1910-1920, the cabinet is made from oak wood framework, glass and hand painted signage in gold. Most of the original sign writing is still in tact, as can be seen in the photographs. It would have sat on either the shop counter or floor displaying the Fry’s chocolate and cocoa products for sale in the shop.
The interior is accessed by two up and over doors, both with original glass and brass handles. Any original antique chocolate/ confectionery display cabinets are very hard to find in such good condition and are increasingly sought after. Styled now as a bookcase but could hold cups, glasses, soft toys, trophies, etc etc.
It makes such a stunning decorative piece that almost every visitor will want to see and admire.
Dimensions: 87cm Wide, 111cm High (to top of rear gallery), 34cm Max Depth (feet)
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Free Hand delivery on this item within approximately 130 of Cambridgeshire. Further afield locations will incur a charge to send via couriers. We won’t send this via any of the Parcel carrier services.
A superb Fry’s Chocolate/ Confectionery shop display cabinet. Dating from the early 20th Century and probably 1910-1920, the cabinet is made from oak wood framework, glass and hand painted signage in gold. Most of the original sign writing is still in tact, as can be seen in the photographs. It would have sat on either the shop counter or floor displaying the Fry’s chocolate and cocoa products for sale in the shop.
The interior is accessed by two up and over doors, both with original glass and brass handles. Any original antique chocolate/ confectionery display cabinets are very hard to find in such good condition and are increasingly sought after. Styled now as a bookcase but could hold cups, glasses, soft toys, trophies, etc etc.
It makes such a stunning decorative piece that almost every visitor will want to see and admire.
Dimensions: 87cm Wide, 111cm High (to top of rear gallery), 34cm Max Depth (feet)
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