vitrine
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(n)
vitrine
a glass container used to store and display items in a shop or museum or home
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Vitrine
A glass show case for displaying fine wares, specimens, etc.
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(n)
vitrine
A show-case; a case or inclosure of glass for the display of delicate articles, whether in a museum, a private house, or a shop.
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Vitrine
a show-case made of glass and used to protect delicate articles
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary F
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary L. vitrum, glass—vidēre, to see.
We frame oils or display objets in square vitrines. austinchronicle.com
A period-appropriate deco-style columnar vitrine anchors a relaunched leather-goods brand's debut boutique, positioned between competitors Hermès and Goyard. interiordesign.net
Vitrine — VIH-TREEN — a glass display case. mininggazette.com
in one photo from a series call "Space" she appears behind a glass vitrine that displays a big, scary animal skull. mininggazette.com
Russell Pinch sure has a keen eye: His Joyce cabinet nods to the office vitrines of Victorian optometrists. interiordesign.net
And, talking of that, Ella, I hope you thought our glyco-vitrine decoration a success? "The Talking Horse" by
Canadian women, as a class, are not made for the vitrine. "The High Heart" by
The shops look handsome and the vitrines well arranged, just like Paris. "Letters of a Diplomat's Wife" by