Bookcases & Display Cabinets

Antique Georgian Style Mahogany Display Cabinet

Elegant antique Georgian style mahogany display cabinet, with tear drop mouldings on the cornice, flame mahogany bottom doors & shaped bracket feet. The top doors have astral glazing, with two glass shelves inside & fabric on the back. This display cabinet is in good original condition & I would say it dates to around the 1930-50's period. It comes apart in two pieces. We photographed it without the glass shelves in, but it does have them.

Antique Edwardian Display Cabinet with Chinoiserie in the Oriental Style

This antique display cabinet is in excellent original condition. These original chinoiserie pieces are becoming quite difficult to find, especially in such good condition. It dates to around the 1910 period & is structurally sound. The lining on the shelves & back has just been redone in a moray silk type of fabric. The lacquer work is in great shape. Please take a good enlarged look at all the images to see the intricate lacquer work & all the other fine details. There is also a working key for the doors.

£ 1500.00 + VAT

Antique Regency Style Mahogany Concave Bookcase

This antique style concave fronted mahogany bookcase has a great look & is good quality too. It has a dental moulding at the top, good carvings, astral glazed top cupboards with shelving inside. The bottom cupboards are flame mahogany & are slightly deeper inside. What's especially nice about this piece is that it's not too high & it doesn't have to be used only for books. It's in good original condition, with plenty of character & I would say it dates to around the 1930-50's period. By the way, this bookcase is curved in on the front & flat on the back.

Antique Georgian Style Burr Walnut 2 Door Bookcase

This antique Georgian style 2 door bookcase is in burr & figured walnut. It has a lovely mellow colour. The two doors have double arched tops, with astral glazing & it sits on bracket feet. Inside are three adjustable shelves. It's in lovely original condition & I would say it dates to around the 1930's period. There is also a working key for the doors.