An Antique Tea Cabinet
She’s an antique from the period of 1940-1950, from an unknown country but most likely the Netherlands. With double doors and a removable top that can serve as a, well, serving tray, she lives up to her name.
Made to showcase tea sets and/or similar expensive drinking ware, I use her to store my tea collection, which has some good stuff in it itself.
Antiques are a natural extension of any dragon hoard, but make sure you always know what you’re buying. Mine is in almost a pristine condition and was sold to me for far less than she was worth, but I wasn’t going to point the seller to that fact. When purchasing an item, you’ll want to make sure it either doesn’t have any major defects, or haggle the price down accordingly.
And as always, while wood can be a beautiful addition to any hoard, do make sure you’re observing proper fire safety, yes?














