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Maple & Co Bow Front Bookcase on Cabinet
Tom Scott Antiques
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Maple & Co Bow Front Bookcase on Cabinet

1900 - 1920
Description

Super quality and lovely bow front to this Maple & Co glazed bookcase on bow front cabinet below, circa 1920 and in great condition.

Good proportions and the bow front and swept feet certainly give this piece an elegance, finished with ebony string inlays.

Fully adjustable shelves and with working locks and keys.

Splits into two parts for easy moving.

Measuring:

81 1/2 inches or 207 cm height

50 inches or 127 cm widest point at the feet

21 inches or 53 cm deepest point of the base

12 inches or 30.5 cm deepest point of the top section

9 3/4 inches or 25 cm internal depth of the top centre section

7 1/4 inches or 18.5 cm internal depth left and right

Physical Dimensions
Height
207cm (81.50")
Width
127cm (50.00")
Depth
53cm (20.87")
Declaration

Tom Scott Antiques has dated this Mahogany Glazed Display Cabinet to the Edwardian era.

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SA1194833
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I can arrange delivery to you, whether you are within the UK or require an international delivery service, please do get in touch…as a mainland UK guide, a delivery for something around the size of a chest of drawers within approx 150 miles will be £75 to you, but if you if you are in Scotland, Wales, Ireland or Cornwall please get in touch to confirm delivery costs!

Based in Uppingham, Rutland…having been in the business for 25 years focusing on mostly French and English decorative antiques and interiors from the 18th to the early 20th century, hopefully a collection you will enjoy browsing and hopefully re home some of my finds!

Viewing here in Uppingham is very welcome in my spacious barn studio but also I have a showroom based within the Uppingham Antiques Centre, which is well worth a visit and have a good lunch in town too!

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Description
Super quality and lovely bow front to this Maple & Co glazed bookcase on bow front cabinet below, circa 1920 and in great condition.
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Good proportions and the bow front and swept feet certainly give this piece an elegance, finished with ebony string inlays.
Tom Scott Antiques
fig 1. A mahogany bow front glazed bookcase cabinet featuring geometric astragal glazing bars above a cupboard base with flame veneer panels.
fig 1. Maple & Co Bow Front Bookcase on Cabinet

Fully adjustable shelves and with working locks and keys.

Splits into two parts for easy moving.

Measuring:

81 1/2 inches or 207 cm height

50 inches or 127 cm widest point at the feet

21 inches or 53 cm deepest point of the base

12 inches or 30.5 cm deepest point of the top section

9 3/4 inches or 25 cm internal depth of the top centre section

7 1/4 inches or 18.5 cm internal depth left and right

Height
207cm (81.50")
Width
127cm (50.00")
Depth
53cm (20.87")
Date of Manufacture

Tom Scott Antiques has dated this Mahogany Glazed Display Cabinet to the Edwardian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1194833
Tom Scott Antiques
Tom Scott Antiques
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A mahogany bow front glazed bookcase cabinet featuring geometric astragal glazing bars above a cupboard base with flame veneer panels.
Maple & Co bow front bookcase on cabinet
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Originating around the turn of the 20th century, these cabinets draw inspiration from 18th-century classical designs such as Sheraton and Hepplewhite styles. They are characterized by a curved front elevation, glazed upper display sections with geometric astragal glazing bars, and solid cupboard bases crafted from rich hardwoods.

These pieces were typically constructed from solid mahogany or walnut, embellished with flame wood veneers, satinwood crossbanding, or geometric inlays. Assembly relied on traditional joinery methods, including hand-cut dovetail drawers, panelling, hand-glazed glass panes, and solid brass hardware.

Authentic period pieces often feature subtle hand-cut dovetails inside drawers, original brass lock mechanisms, and maker stamps or metal plaques from notable workshops such as Maple & Co. The glass panes may exhibit slight imperfections, bubbles, or distortion indicative of early glass production methods.

Positioned as a focal piece in a dining room, living area, or home library, a glazed cabinet creates contrast against neutral walls. The glass shelves allow for curated displays of contemporary ceramics, glassware, or art books alongside heritage objects.

Dust surfaces regularly using a soft, dry microfibre cloth, following the direction of the wood grain. Protect the timber finish by applying a thin coat of high-quality beeswax once or twice a year, and clean glass doors using a mild vinegar solution applied to a cloth rather than sprayed directly.
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