Triangular Pyramid Glass and Metal Display Case

This item is a contemporary vertical display case featuring an elongated triangular pyramid or obelisk geometry. The structure is built with a black-finished metal framework, likely iron or steel, using a lead-solder technique common in stained glass assembly. The piece consists of clear glass panels on all sides with two internal glass shelves that create three distinct tiers for displaying small collectibles. The metal exhibits a matte, dark bronze or black patina. It stands on four small metal ball feet and is topped with a matching spherical finial. The construction appears to be machine-made with a manually soldered finish, indicative of modern home decor production from the late 20th to early 21st century. The condition appears fair to good, with some visible dust and minor smudging on the glass panes. There are no obvious cracks or chips in the glass panels, and the metal frame maintains its structural integrity without significant oxidation. It currently serves as a curio cabinet for various items including a Laughing Buddha figurine, amethyst clusters, small glass vials, and polished stones.