CRT: CRTbookshelf.Age: ca. 1890.Measurements: 36"w x 16"d x 82"h.Description: Six Stack Bookshelf.

CRT: CRTbookshelf.Age: ca. 1890.Measurements: 36"w x 16"d x 82"h.Description: Six Stack Bookshelf.   « Less

CRT: CRT9076399,Age: ca. 1890,Measurements: 79"h x 34"w x 12"d,Description: Six Stack Folding Bookcase.

CRT: CRT9076399,Age: ca. 1890,Measurements: 79"h x 34"w x 12"d,Description: Six Stack Folding Bookcase.   « Less

Antique Regency Rotating Book Shelf. This antique Regency bookshelf measures 30 and one quarter inches high, overall. The top shelf measures 16 inches in diameter across, and  More »

Antique Regency Rotating Book Shelf. This antique Regency bookshelf measures 30 and one quarter inches high, overall. The top shelf measures 16 inches in diameter across, and the shelf is 7 and three quarter inches high. The bottom shelf measures 18 and one quarter inches in diameter and is 8 and three quarter inches high, inside. This rotating bookcase has brass heavy solid brass casters and book matched mahogany veneer c1910.   « Less

ORIGINAL FRENCH CHERRY BOOKCASE Beautiful French Cherry Bookcase ORIGINAL 3 High doors with glass and 3 wood doors Dimensions : + - 60 x h 83, deep 19 Books  More »

ORIGINAL FRENCH CHERRY BOOKCASE Beautiful French Cherry Bookcase ORIGINAL 3 High doors with glass and 3 wood doors Dimensions : + - 60 x h 83, deep 19 Books are not included   « Less

Beautiful Original French Oak Bookcase 3 High doors with glass and 3 wood doors Dimensions : + - 70 x h 83, deep 19 Books are not included

Beautiful Original French Oak Bookcase 3 High doors with glass and 3 wood doors Dimensions : + - 70 x h 83, deep 19 Books are not included   « Less

A superb 19th century carved oak bookcase or music cabinet with lions heads c1850. Measures 82.75 inches high by 16 inches deep and 33.25 inches wide at case, 39 inches wide  More »

A superb 19th century carved oak bookcase or music cabinet with lions heads c1850. Measures 82.75 inches high by 16 inches deep and 33.25 inches wide at case, 39 inches wide at crest. This piece is all original including its deep rich old finish, adjustable shelves and hand blown glass door. The bottom of the door has a musical theme depicting musical instruments and sheet music. Shipping extra. Connecticut residents and buyers picking up in Connecticut add 6% state sales tax. Buyers outside the USA are responsible for any taxes,tariffs or customs that might apply. *** If you wish to see examples of similar items we have sold and/or appraised please go to our affiliate site www.OneofaKindAntiques.com and click the Archives / Homepage logo ***   « Less

Empire revival, double lattice door, mahogany bookcase w/ flanked columns on the side, 3 shelves. Circa: 1880 48 1/2 " wide 54 1/2" height 15 1/4" depth

Empire revival, double lattice door, mahogany bookcase w/ flanked columns on the side, 3 shelves. Circa: 1880 48 1/2 " wide 54 1/2" height 15 1/4" depth   « Less

This is a great Dutch Style Marquetry Bookcase maybe made in ltay or England circa 1950,but look over 100 years old. It is constructed of walnut also burr walnut, with  More »

This is a great Dutch Style Marquetry Bookcase maybe made in ltay or England circa 1950,but look over 100 years old. It is constructed of walnut also burr walnut, with satinwood marquetry inlay to the top and base. Sitting on hairy poor feet, with solid wood drawer linings, and brass handles. lts in very good condition, the top comes of the base so it is easy to transport. The glass to the doors are all individually cut. lt really is an impressive bookcase.   « Less

A very nice hand painted bookcase made in England circa 1890. The handles have been replaced at some time. We will be putting old handles back on. lts solid mahogany under  More »

A very nice hand painted bookcase made in England circa 1890. The handles have been replaced at some time. We will be putting old handles back on. lts solid mahogany under the paint work, and comes in two parts so its easy to transport. lts in very good condition.   « Less

Description: You are viewing a fantastic Sheraton style mahogany breakfront bookcase. The piece comes in two parts, the four door - four drawer base, and the glass fronted  More »

Description: You are viewing a fantastic Sheraton style mahogany breakfront bookcase. The piece comes in two parts, the four door - four drawer base, and the glass fronted top. It's the perfect mix of aesthetic beauty and practical usefulness and will add a touch of style and elegance to any interiors scheme. The piece has the characteristic Sheraton style inlay to the front with the urns and garlands gracing the front of the two doors. There is also a thin strip bordering the doors, drawers and glass fronted doors. If you imagine how this inlay is created you can see how much skilled craftmanship and man hours goes into the making of this fine piece of furniture. Each piece of marquetry inlay design has to be cut out of the softer fruitwood and then embedded into the harder mahogany of the main structure. There is a lot of storage space. The doors on the bottom open out to reveal the large inner space. This door is lockable and comes with a key. The drawers at the top open out cleanly. Then of course there is the fantastic glass fronted top half again with keys. When this opens out you can see the shelves are adjustable so you can store various items. Being glass fronted its a great way to showcase your decorative pieces, such as porcelain, bronzes and other collectibles. Of course books also look great in this piece. At the top is the classical pediment. This fine piece of furniture is a design classic and will last you for generations and hence makes for a great heirloom. This piece is offered in perfect condition and has just come back from the restorers where it had a repolish and hence is ready for home use immediately. Sheraton furniture is characterized by its careful, rectilinear proportions and fine workmanship. Chairs with mainly straight rails and small decorative tablets in the backs are typical; seats are given generously deep upholstery, while legs are tapered, straight or turned: not a cabriole is to be seen. Cabinet pieces have rounded corners, convex or concave shaping, with pilasters and fluting. Mechanical contrivances and tambour doors were much favoured and so were silks —in festoons and swags for beds, and in pleats behind the glass doors of cabinets. Mahogany, satinwood, and other finely figured hardwoods were used; marquetry decoration is restrained, sometimes giving way to painted flowers or classical subjects on the most exuberant pieces. Sheraton's Cabinet Dictionary (1803) was in line with the stricter archaeological classicism of the early 19th century, while his most ambitious work, The Cabinet-Maker, Upholsterer and General Artist's Encyclopedia had only reached the letter C when he died. Dimensions are in inches: 84 inch high x 72 inch wide x 18 inch deep   « Less