Vanishing Cabinets were highly popular during the First Wizarding War; in the event of a Death Eater attack, one could simply disappear to the other cabinet until the danger had passed. [1] "That vanishing cabinet was extremely valuable! We'll have Peeves out this time, my sweet —"

Dec 4, 2015 · The vanishing cabinet in the Room of Requirement was very likely destroyed by the fiendfyre curse. Book 7, Ch. 31 has Ron asking "...d'you reckon it'll (RoR) still work after that fire?", and Hermione later says "Fiendfyre- cursed fire- …

May 2, 2016 · From how I understood the concept of the vanishing cabinets, I believe that the cabinets came as a pair, and were used as a means of transportation e.g. as a means to escape Deatheaters. However over time, and due to to destruction of most cabinets, they fell out of use, resulting in only single vanishing cabinets being left.

Mar 10, 2013 · The Vanishing Cabinet is a piece of equipment used by Muggle magicians to make people or objects disappear with an illusion. A famous example is the magician known as Don Juan Cardoza (1889-1980).

Dec 6, 2021 · Currently watching HBP, and I had a thought about the vanishing cabinet. Why would it be needed at all? Supposedly they were popular for a period of time- people wanted to make a quick getaway if the DE came knocking. Couldn’t they just apparate or use a portkey?

Apr 29, 2016 · In Harry Potter and the Halfblood Prince, Draco Malfoy uses a Vanishing Cabinet stored in the Room of Requirement to bring in a bunch of Death Eaters to wreak havoc and kill Dumbledore. Before (not) going in for the kill, the two have a bit of a face-off where Draco explains the ins and outs:

Apr 7, 2006 · I don’t know exactly what the Cabinet looks like when the door closes and its contents “vanish” (or rather, are transferred to the other side). Does the Cabinet seem to vanish also? And why did the Cabinet break when Montague Apparated outside of it?

Mar 28, 2023 · Harry hid in one at Borgin & Burke’s when the Malfoys entered to sell incriminating items (this is also when we first see the Cursed Opal Necklace and the Hand of Glory that are also in Book 6). Then later in Book 2 the Vanishing Cabinet at Hogwarts was broken by Peeves to create a distraction to get Harry out of Filch’s office.

A vanishing cabinet is a very valuable piece of furniture in the Harry Potter book series. They are a pair connected to another to create a passageway from one location to another. They are large, black and gold cabinets.[1]

Disappearing Cabinets or Vanishing Cabinets are cabinets into which you put things, and the things then disappear, normally reappearing somewhere else. Beginner warning: Details follow which you may not wish to read at your current level.