Baggott & Co. has dated this Mahogany Glazed Display Bookcase to the 19th Century.
A mahogany bookcase of architectural form. A pair of glazed cupboards with 4 adjustable shelves, all ebonised to the front edge. The cornice with bold moulded crenelations.
Retailed by James Winter & Sons, 101 Wardour Street, Soho, London.

English, circa 1830
235cm H, 112cm W, 40cm D.
James Winter & Sons
The business commenced at 101 Wardour Street in 1823, and, after 1840, moving to 151/153/155 Wardour Street. The ‘James Winter’ label describes themselves as ‘Brokers, Appraisers & Undertakers, Dealer in Second Hand Household Furniture’. A trade card, recently found, notes ‘A Liberal Price for Second Hand Furniture in Large or Small Quantities’. Much of the furniture stamped by the company is of the very highest quality.The company closed in 1870.
Ref: Marked London Furniture 1700-1840’ by Christopher Gilbert, published by the Furniture History Society.
Baggott & Co. has dated this Mahogany Glazed Display Bookcase to the 19th Century.
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