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Early 19th Century Mahogany 2 Door Glazed Bookcase
Browns Antiques and Reclamation
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Early 19th Century Mahogany 2 Door Glazed Bookcase

19th century
Description

Boxwood stringing, adjustable shelves. replacement lock and key. Standing on bracket feet.

Dimensions

Height = 157.4 cm

Width = 106 cm

Depth = 35.5 cm

Shelf Depth Approx = 27.2 cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
157.4cm (61.97")
Width
106cm (41.73")
Depth
35.5cm (13.98")
Declaration

Browns Antiques and Reclamation has dated this Mahogany Glazed Two Door Bookcase to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1197970
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B-152
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Description
Boxwood stringing, adjustable shelves. replacement lock and key. Standing on bracket feet.

Dimensions

Height = 157.4 cm

Width = 106 cm

Depth = 35.5 cm

Shelf Depth Approx = 27.2 cm

Height
157.4cm (61.97")
Width
106cm (41.73")
Depth
35.5cm (13.98")
Date of Manufacture

Browns Antiques and Reclamation has dated this Mahogany Glazed Two Door Bookcase to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1197970
Dealers Internal Ref
B-152
Browns Antiques and Reclamation
Sellingantiques verified Since Mar 2018

Antiques and reclamation

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Telephone 07970 669382
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Aller Cross Garage
Barnstaple Road
South Molton
Devon
EX36 3RD
United Kingdom
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An early 19th-century mahogany glazed bookcase featuring two glass doors with diamond astragal glazing bars, standing on splayed bracket feet.
Early 19th century Mahogany 2 Door Glazed Bookcase
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Early 19th-century glazed bookcases, typically associated with the late Georgian and Regency eras, feature solid timber or veneered frames with glass doors supported by decorative wooden tracery known as astragal glazing bars. These pieces were designed to display and protect literature and collection items.

These cabinets were predominantly constructed using solid mahogany or mahogany veneers over pine substrate. The doors incorporate individual glass panes secured by timber glazing bars, complemented by brass ironmongery and adjustable interior timber shelves.

Authentic period pieces often feature subtle irregularities or air bubbles in the glass, characteristic of historical glass production. Examination of the joinery reveals hand-cut dovetails, original oxidised timber backboards, and hand-carved astragal moulding profiles.

Position the unit against a neutral wall to emphasize the deep timber tone and geometric glazing patterns. Use the interior shelves to display a combination of uniform books, ceramic vessels, and framed artwork.

Dust the timber surfaces regularly with a soft, dry cloth and apply a high-quality beeswax polish once or twice per year along the wood grain. Clean the glass carefully with a specialized cleaner applied directly to a cloth rather than the timber frame.
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