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Fine Georgian Library Bookcase Mahogany
Wickersley Antiques
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Fine Georgian Library Bookcase Mahogany

18th century
Description

A fine quality Georgian library bookcase in mahogany, the glazed top section has 15 section astragal glassed doors still with the original wavy glass the shelves are adjustable , it has a classical pediment with its original gilded finial . The base has two doors and adjustable shelves internally it has two drawers with original gilded brass handles ,both top and bottom have working locks and key, the condition is excellent ,it is in two parts for easy transport.

Circa 1800

DIMENSIONS

WIDTH 145 CMS

DEPTH 48 CMS

HEIGHT 260 CMS

Physical Dimensions
Height
260cm (102.36")
Width
145cm (57.09")
Depth
48cm (18.90")
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Wickersley Antiques has dated this Georgian Mahogany Library Bookcase to the Georgian era.

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SA1207630
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Description
A fine quality Georgian library bookcase in mahogany, the glazed top section has 15 section astragal glassed doors still with the original wavy glass the shelves are adjustable , it has a classical pediment with its original gilded finial . The base has two doors and adjustable shelves internally it has two drawers with original gilded brass handles ,both top and bottom have working locks and key, the condition is excellent ,it is in two parts for easy transport.

Circa 1800

DIMENSIONS

WIDTH 145 CMS

DEPTH 48 CMS

HEIGHT 260 CMS

Height
260cm (102.36")
Width
145cm (57.09")
Depth
48cm (18.90")
Date of Manufacture

Wickersley Antiques has dated this Georgian Mahogany Library Bookcase to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1207630
Wickersley Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Jul 2011
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Archive I A Georgian mahogany library bookcase featuring a broken swan-neck pediment with a central gilded urn finial, two astragal glazed upper doors, and two solid panelled cabinet doors below.

Fine Georgian library bookcase mahogany

Archive II A Georgian mahogany library bookcase featuring a broken swan-neck pediment with a central gilded urn finial, two astragal glazed upper doors, and two solid panelled cabinet doors below. View II
Archive III A Georgian mahogany library bookcase featuring a broken swan-neck pediment with a central gilded urn finial, two astragal glazed upper doors, and two solid panelled cabinet doors below. View III
Archive IV A Georgian mahogany library bookcase featuring a broken swan-neck pediment with a central gilded urn finial, two astragal glazed upper doors, and two solid panelled cabinet doors below. View IV
Archive V A Georgian mahogany library bookcase featuring a broken swan-neck pediment with a central gilded urn finial, two astragal glazed upper doors, and two solid panelled cabinet doors below. View V
Archive VI A Georgian mahogany library bookcase featuring a broken swan-neck pediment with a central gilded urn finial, two astragal glazed upper doors, and two solid panelled cabinet doors below. View VI
Archive VII A Georgian mahogany library bookcase featuring a broken swan-neck pediment with a central gilded urn finial, two astragal glazed upper doors, and two solid panelled cabinet doors below. View VII
Archive VIII A Georgian mahogany library bookcase featuring a broken swan-neck pediment with a central gilded urn finial, two astragal glazed upper doors, and two solid panelled cabinet doors below. View VIII
Archive IX A Georgian mahogany library bookcase featuring a broken swan-neck pediment with a central gilded urn finial, two astragal glazed upper doors, and two solid panelled cabinet doors below. View IX
Archive X A Georgian mahogany library bookcase featuring a broken swan-neck pediment with a central gilded urn finial, two astragal glazed upper doors, and two solid panelled cabinet doors below. View X
Archive XI A Georgian mahogany library bookcase featuring a broken swan-neck pediment with a central gilded urn finial, two astragal glazed upper doors, and two solid panelled cabinet doors below. View XI
Archive XII A Georgian mahogany library bookcase featuring a broken swan-neck pediment with a central gilded urn finial, two astragal glazed upper doors, and two solid panelled cabinet doors below. View XII
Archive XIII A Georgian mahogany library bookcase featuring a broken swan-neck pediment with a central gilded urn finial, two astragal glazed upper doors, and two solid panelled cabinet doors below. View XIII
Archive XIV A Georgian mahogany library bookcase featuring a broken swan-neck pediment with a central gilded urn finial, two astragal glazed upper doors, and two solid panelled cabinet doors below. View XIV
Archive XV A Georgian mahogany library bookcase featuring a broken swan-neck pediment with a central gilded urn finial, two astragal glazed upper doors, and two solid panelled cabinet doors below. View XV
Archive XVI A Georgian mahogany library bookcase featuring a broken swan-neck pediment with a central gilded urn finial, two astragal glazed upper doors, and two solid panelled cabinet doors below. View XVI
Archive XVII A Georgian mahogany library bookcase featuring a broken swan-neck pediment with a central gilded urn finial, two astragal glazed upper doors, and two solid panelled cabinet doors below. View XVII
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A Georgian mahogany library bookcase featuring a broken swan-neck pediment with a central gilded urn finial, two astragal glazed upper doors, and two solid panelled cabinet doors below.
Fine Georgian library bookcase mahogany
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Georgian library bookcases, typically crafted during the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, feature classical architectural proportions, astragal-glazed upper doors, and solid timber base cupboards designed to store large volumes.

Dense West Indian or Cuban mahogany was the preferred primary timber, prized for its strength, rich grain, and stability, often paired with oak or pine for internal drawer linings and backboards.

Authentic period pieces feature hand-cut dovetail joints, hand-blown glass panes displaying subtle distortions, hand-planed timber backboards, and cast brass hardware.

Position the bookcase as a focal architectural element, mixing period leather-bound volumes with contemporary ceramics or minimalist glass objects to balance historical proportions with modern design.

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