The image displays a two-tiered glass display cabinet within a commercial establishment in Ijaiye, Nigeria

The image displays a two-tiered glass display cabinet within a commercial establishment in Ijaiye, Nigeria. **Top Shelf:** The upper shelf holds six distinct rectangular perfume boxes, individually wrapped in plastic. From left to right, these are: a dark box with intricate gold detailing labeled "OUD FOR GLORY"; a light-colored box with an abstract white wing-like design; a dark green box labeled "RIGGS LONDON 1988"; a dark box with a gold abstract design labeled "AVENTOS BLUE FOR HIM"; a dark box labeled "NOW RAVE"; and a light-colored box with a gold abstract design labeled "AVENTOS FOR HER". Several boxes display price tags, such as "16000". A single bright white LED light bulb is suspended from the cabinet's interior ceiling, illuminating the shelf. **Bottom Shelf:** The lower shelf, constructed from wood with visible wear and peeling finish along its front edge, contains a variety of personal care products. On the far left, a gold-colored box is partially visible, with a darker box behind it labeled "ASAD". Centrally located is a small framed picture or card depicting a bearded man in a red shirt, with "Palay" text below him. Above this picture, a small black mustache graphic is affixed to the glass. To the right, a densely packed row of approximately two dozen roll-on deodorants and antiperspirants is visible, including brands such as Nivea, Rush, Dove, and Sure, featuring various bottle and cap colors (predominantly white, blue, and gold). **Cabinet Details:** A chrome-plated locking mechanism is situated centrally on the glass doors between the two shelves. Reflections on the cabinet's glass doors reveal an exterior environment with diffuse daylight, suggesting an outdoor area beyond the immediate shop interior. Visible reflections include faint structural elements, horizontal white railings, and indistinct human-like figures or forms, along with a reddish object on the far left. The overall condition of the cabinet, particularly the worn wood, suggests regular use in a retail context.