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A Wonderful Late 19th Century American Walnut Bookcase Cabinet.
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A Wonderful Late 19th Century American Walnut Bookcase Cabinet.

19th century
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For the Titanic enthusiast! A wonderful late 19th century American walnut bookcase cabinet with a glazed two door section over a base with two doors and two panelled doors. The cabinet is a very practical storage solution with great internal capacity. The glass doors have been later sign written for the iconic White Star Line, making this a great standout piece. This would be a superb addition to a classy home or retail setting. Please see the other sign written and antique furniture we have for sale.

Dimensions: total height 219cm, working height 91cm, width 119cm, total depth 43cm and top cabinet depth 31cm.

This piece has been later hand sign written.

Physical Dimensions
Height
219cm (86.22")
Width
119cm (46.85")
Depth
43cm (16.93")
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Designer Antiques4u has dated this Antique Walnut Glazed Cabinet to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1015037
Dealers Internal Reference
HF1307
Description
For the Titanic enthusiast! A wonderful late 19th century American walnut bookcase cabinet with a glazed two door section over a base with two doors and two panelled doors. The cabinet is a very practical storage solution with great internal capacity.
The glass doors have been later sign written for the iconic White Star Line, making this a great standout piece.
Designer Antiques4u

This would be a superb addition to a classy home or retail setting. Please see the other sign written and antique furniture we have for sale.

Dimensions: total height 219cm, working height 91cm, width 119cm, total depth 43cm and top cabinet depth 31cm.

This piece has been later hand sign written.

Height
219cm (86.22")
Width
119cm (46.85")
Depth
43cm (16.93")
Date of Manufacture

Designer Antiques4u has dated this Antique Walnut Glazed Cabinet to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1015037
Dealers Internal Ref
HF1307
Designer Antiques4u
Sellingantiques verified Since Aug 2020
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Archive I A late 19th-century walnut glazed display cabinet featuring two glass doors decorated with gilded signwriting above two drawers and a panelled base cupboard.

A Wonderful Late 19th Century American Walnut Bookcase Cabinet.

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A late 19th-century walnut glazed display cabinet featuring two glass doors decorated with gilded signwriting above two drawers and a panelled base cupboard.
A wonderful late 19th century American walnut bookcase cabinet.
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A late 19th-century walnut glazed display cabinet featuring two glass doors decorated with gilded signwriting above two drawers and a panelled base cupboard.
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Late 19th-century glazed cabinets typically feature a two-part construction with an upper glass-fronted display section sitting atop a solid base with drawers or cupboards. Constructed from hardwoods such as walnut or mahogany, they often include adjustable timber shelving and brass hardware, serving both domestic library and commercial display purposes.

Victorian cabinetmakers employed solid hardwoods alongside fine veneers over pine corewood. Drawers were joined using hand-cut dovetails, while glazed doors utilised single-pane or leaded glass held within hand-moulded timber glazing bars and fitted with brass drop handles or turn-key locks.

Authentic pieces display period-correct signs of age, including hand-planed timber backboards, original drawer runners showing natural wear, hand-cut dovetail joints, and historic glass containing minor imperfections or air bubbles. Stamped locks or maker plaques also help verify age and origin.

A large glazed cabinet functions as an anchor piece in a dining room, living area, or home office. Styling the shelves with minimalist ceramics, leather-bound books, or glassware creates visual interest, bridging traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design schemes.

Maintain the timber finish by dusting regularly with a soft, lint-free cloth and applying a high-quality beeswax polish once or twice a year in the direction of the wood grain. Glass panels should be cleaned with a mild glass cleaner applied directly to a cloth rather than sprayed onto the wood.
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