Sandor Fuss sent in a few pictures of his new, killer display units and gave permission to post some of his great bottles. Sandor has been very much influenced by his visits to museums around the country (read: Some historical glass pictures from the Philadelphia Museum Of Art) as you feel like you are at a museum when looking at his collection.
His selection of historical pieces, color, lighting and placement of the glass is impeccable. It is not quantity but quality. These are the top, and in many cases, the only specimens of specific bottles. I have been fortunate enough to see his collection three times in Denver though I have not seen his new ‘built-in’ displays. Can’t wait!
Previous Display

This is a picture of Sandor’s previous display cabinet. While excellent by any means, you can see an uneven distribution of light. His new display system pictured below has obviously solved this concern of his.
Hi Ferdinand, I am thinking about building a couple of cases this year and I wondered if you knew or if Sandor would mind sharing with us what type of support brackets those are and where they can be purchased. Also is there something more than a pin going into the cabinet side holding the shelf. I like the museum type look. Not quite as harsh as some of the backlit cabinets I have seen. Thanks. Jamie Houdeshell