Wood Dillon Cabinet

A hundred and ten portholes, with a mirror behind them to keep things interesting.

The Dillon cabinet has an ebonized walnut top and a burnished brass base finish. Inside are a clear mirror back panel and 3/8 inch Star Fire glass shelves on shelf pins. Ebonizing, the darkening of wood to resemble ebony, has been a cabinetmaker's trick for centuries. The two dark doors are pierced by eleven rows of five round openings each, every one with a thin metallic rim. Through them come small glints of the interior. Slim brass legs and a low H-shaped stretcher lift the case high off the floor. Seventy-eight inches high and 48 long.

It shows you a little of what is inside. Just a little.