Fine quality late C19th/early C20th mahogany bookcase in the Sheraton revival style.Oval panelled 2-door base cupboard with ''lancet'' pattern bar-glazed 2-door bookcase cabinet top . Cross-banded throughout with satinwood banding and inlaid with box-wood stringing. The cornice with carved ''tear-drop'' detail and moulded profile pediment. The 2-door cupboard base having oval panels with broad satinwood cross-banded surrounds .The cabinet top with finely-moulded glazing bars enclosing 3 height adjustable shelves with moulded front edges , together with ''ladder-racking'' sides , the base fitted with a single adjustable shelf.The base section fitted with 2 oak-lined short drawers with ovoid inlay to the frieze each fitted with a period-style ''rococo'' design brass handle . The doors all fitted with their original brass escutcheons , interior door bolts and locks, and supplied with a working key . Raised on a plinth base.The reverse with fielded panel back-boards.The cabinet doors fitted with hand-blown glass of C18th style with good ''movement'' and colour . Well-selected grade of timber which has impressive depth and figuring , the top of the base featuring a ''fiddle-back'' cut of mahogany .The whole constructed in the traditional method and style in two sections for ease of movement and transportation.In the Edwardian period revival manner of the eminent late C18th cabinet-maker and designer Thomas Sheraton , renowned for his sophisticated and elegant style.In excellent original condition with a good rich colour and patina.A neatly-scaled and elegant Georgian period style bookcase of practical proportions and fine craftsmanship . Though unsigned , the bookcase bears the hallmark quality of a top London manufacturer such as Edwards & Roberts.H 81''W 34.5''D 16''England c. 1900Established in the Cathedral City of Worcester for over 40 years ,M.Lees&Sons , run by Michael Lees ,have been dealing...