Canonbury Antiques has dated this Victorian Breakfront Library Bookcase to the 1880s.

Standing almost ten feet tall - 302 CM - so massive
The imposing dome-topped central section is flanked by two glazed bookcase compartments
This was salvaged from Liverpool University then fully restored to it's former classic glory and condition

The upper section offers extensive adjustable shelving behind four glazed doors
Circa 1880
The lower section features a series of panelled cupboard doors and useful drawers
Standing ten feet wide and almost ten feet tall, this is a magnificent statement piece for a library or grand reception room

A. Blain & Son was a prestigious 19th-century cabinet-making and upholstery firm founded in Liverpool by Arthur Blain in 1835. The company was highly regarded for producing premium, expertly crafted library and domestic furniture made from fine timbers like figured mahogany and pollard oak.
Dimensions are in inches (CM)
Width x Depth x Height
120 (304.8) x 23 (58.4) x 119 (302.3)
Two Side Sections
Width x Height
29 (73.7) x 62 (157.5)
Wide Central Section
Width x Height
58 (147.3) x 80 (203.2)
Canonbury Antiques has dated this Victorian Breakfront Library Bookcase to the 1880s.
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