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George III Bookcase
Dean Antiques Ltd
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Dean Antiques Ltd

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George III Bookcase

18th century
Description

George III oak bookcase.

Physical Dimensions
Height
237cm (93.31")
Width
112cm (44.09")
Depth
36cm (14.17")
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Dean Antiques Ltd has dated this George III Glazed Bookcase to the Georgian era.

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SA1200753
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Description
George III oak bookcase.
Height
237cm (93.31")
Width
112cm (44.09")
Depth
36cm (14.17")
Date of Manufacture

Dean Antiques Ltd has dated this George III Glazed Bookcase to the Georgian era.

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Dean Antiques Ltd
Sellingantiques verified Since Jul 2019
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A tall George III dark oak glazed bookcase featuring two upper glass panelled doors over a double cupboard base supported by bracket feet.
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Archive I A tall George III dark oak glazed bookcase featuring two upper glass panelled doors over a double cupboard base supported by bracket feet.

George III Bookcase

Archive II A tall George III dark oak glazed bookcase featuring two upper glass panelled doors over a double cupboard base supported by bracket feet. View II
Archive III A tall George III dark oak glazed bookcase featuring two upper glass panelled doors over a double cupboard base supported by bracket feet. View III
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GL8 8YL
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Dean Antiques Ltd
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Location: Dean Antiques Ltd, Babdown Airfield, Tetbury, GL8 8YL, United Kingdom
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A tall George III dark oak glazed bookcase featuring two upper glass panelled doors over a double cupboard base supported by bracket feet.
George III Bookcase
Ref: SA1200753
A tall George III dark oak glazed bookcase featuring two upper glass panelled doors over a double cupboard base supported by bracket feet.
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George III period furniture, spanning from 1760 to 1820, is characterised by classical proportions, symmetry, and functional elegance. cabinetmakers of this era favoured mahogany and oak, employing clean architectural lines, moulded cornices, and refined glazing designs.

18th-century bookcases were primarily constructed from solid woods such as oak, mahogany, and walnut. Secondary woods like pine were used for drawer linings and back panels, while glass panes were secured into wooden glazing bars using putty.

Authentic pieces feature signs of hand construction, including hand-cut dovetail joints, slight irregularities in hand-blown cylinder glass, and hand-planed timber backboards. Original locks, escutcheons, and natural shrinkage marks in solid wood doors also indicate period authenticity.

Position the piece as a focal point against neutral or dark paint schemes to highlight its timber tones. Style the interior shelves with a mix of hardback books, ceramic vessels, and framed artwork to create visual interest within a modern study or living room.

Dust the surface regularly with a soft, dry cloth and apply a natural beeswax polish twice a year to preserve the wood finish. Keep the cabinet away from direct heat sources and direct sunlight to prevent timber shrinkage, splitting, or UV fading.
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