
Sizing & Compatibility
Will It Fit?
Use the product-specific measurements and compatibility information below before ordering.
Compatible with
- MLB baseballs
- Other standard-size baseballs
- Autographed baseballs
Best for
- Pairs of autographed baseballs
- MLB baseballs
- Tabletop baseball displays
The interior measures 7"W x 4"D x 4"H, and the case is designed for two standard-size baseballs. Compare any oversized stands, holders, or accessories with the interior dimensions before ordering.
Construction & Protection
Display & Protection Details
Product Questions
Questions About This Display
What does the Real Glass Double Baseball Display Case hold?
The case is designed to display two MLB or other standard-size baseballs, including autographed baseballs.
What are the inside dimensions of the Real Glass Double Baseball Display Case?
The inside dimensions are 7 inches wide, 4 inches deep, and 4 inches tall.
Does the Real Glass Double Baseball Display Case use real glass?
Yes. The display has a real glass lid for clear viewing.
How much UV protection does the glass provide?
The Regular Glass option provides 50% UV protection. The Museum Quality Conservation Glass option provides 99% UV protection.
Does the Real Glass Double Baseball Display Case include mirrored panels?
Yes. It includes mirrored back and bottom panels that provide additional viewing angles of both baseballs.
Can the Real Glass Double Baseball Display Case be wall mounted?
No. This case is designed for tabletop display on a shelf, desk, table, or another stable flat surface.
Which base finishes and molding sizes are available?
The solid hardwood base is available in Black, Cherry, or Walnut with either a 1-inch or 1.5-inch molding option.
Does the Real Glass Double Baseball Display Case require assembly?
No. The display case arrives ready to arrange on a stable flat surface.
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