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Geo II 18th Century Oak Bookcase
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for sale €26,325     $28,575
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Geo II 18th Century Oak Bookcase

18th century
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A 18th century, George II oak bookcase. The whole made in solid English oak. The glazed doors open to adjustable shelves, these flanked by fielded panel doors which open to compartments. To the base is a cupboard with a shelf and this is flanked by small drawers. With original handles and fittings throughout. English, Circa 1740.

This bookcase breaks down to a flat pack from original - often referred to as "knock Down".

Physical Dimensions
Height
232.5cm (91.54")
Width
218.5cm (86.02")
Depth
46.5cm (18.31")
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Blank Canvas Antiques has dated this Georgian Oak Glazed Bookcase to the 18th Century.

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SA1088119
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Description
A 18th century, George II oak bookcase. The whole made in solid English oak.
The glazed doors open to adjustable shelves, these flanked by fielded panel doors which open to compartments.
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To the base is a cupboard with a shelf and this is flanked by small drawers. With original handles and fittings throughout. English, Circa 1740.

This bookcase breaks down to a flat pack from original - often referred to as "knock Down".

Height
232.5cm (91.54")
Width
218.5cm (86.02")
Depth
46.5cm (18.31")
Date of Manufacture

Blank Canvas Antiques has dated this Georgian Oak Glazed Bookcase to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1088119
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Geo II 18th Century Oak Bookcase

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An eighteenth-century George II oak bookcase featuring glazed upper doors, lower cupboard panels, and small side drawers with brass hardware.
Geo II 18th Century Oak Bookcase
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An eighteenth-century George II oak bookcase featuring glazed upper doors, lower cupboard panels, and small side drawers with brass hardware.
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George II bookcases from the mid-18th century typically feature robust proportions, architectural cornices, glass glazing, and solid oak or mahogany construction suited for formal library settings.

These pieces were primarily constructed from solid English or European oak, featuring hand-cut dovetail joints, brass handles, and glass panes set within timber glazing bars.

Look for signs of hand-planed wood on the back panels, irregular thickness in original glass panes with air bubbles, hand-forged iron hinges, and natural patination around keyholes and brassware.

Pair the rich oak timber with neutral wall tones to allow the wood grain to stand out, and style the interior shelves with a mix of vintage leather-bound volumes and modern ceramics.

Dust regularly with a soft dry cloth and apply a high-quality beeswax polish once or twice a year, keeping the cabinet away from direct heat sources and sunlight to prevent shrinkage.
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