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19thc English Oak Bookcase.
Deja Vu St Leonards
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19thc English Oak Bookcase.

19th century
Description

Elegant late Victorian English oak bookcase with a beautifully narrow profile — ideal for modern homes where space and style matter equally.

Crafted in the late 19th century, this tall antique cabinet features glazed sliding doors above and enclosed cupboard storage below, combining practicality with understated period character. The rich oak grain, warm tone and clean proportions allow it to sit effortlessly alongside both contemporary and traditional interiors.

The upper section offers four display shelves, perfect for books, ceramics, glassware or collected objects, while the lower cupboard includes three further shelves for practical hidden storage.

A timeless piece that brings warmth, depth and quiet craftsmanship to a room without overpowering the space.

Details

Late Victorian

English oak

Glazed sliding doors

Four upper display shelves

Three internal cupboard shelves

Tall, narrow proportions

Ideal for living rooms, dining rooms or studies

Physical Dimensions
Height
220cm (86.61")
Width
105cm (41.34")
Depth
41cm (16.14")
Declaration

Deja Vu St Leonards has dated this Victorian Oak Glazed Bookcase to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA662579
Dealers Internal Reference
FGS 00473 121
Dealers Notes

53 Norman Road

St Leonards on sea

East Sussex

TN38 0EG

Mobile: 07736 566330

International calls: 0044 7736 566330

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Description
Elegant late Victorian English oak bookcase with a beautifully narrow profile — ideal for modern homes where space and style matter equally.
Crafted in the late 19th century, this tall antique cabinet features glazed sliding doors above and enclosed cupboard storage below, combining practicality with understated period character.
Deja Vu St Leonards

The rich oak grain, warm tone and clean proportions allow it to sit effortlessly alongside both contemporary and traditional interiors.

fig 1. A two-height 19th-century English oak bookcase featuring two upper glazed doors with glass panes, two lower panelled cupboard doors, and a moulded top cornice.
fig 1. 19thc English Oak Bookcase.

The upper section offers four display shelves, perfect for books, ceramics, glassware or collected objects, while the lower cupboard includes three further shelves for practical hidden storage.

A timeless piece that brings warmth, depth and quiet craftsmanship to a room without overpowering the space.

Details

Late Victorian

English oak

Glazed sliding doors

Four upper display shelves

Three internal cupboard shelves

Tall, narrow proportions

Ideal for living rooms, dining rooms or studies

Height
220cm (86.61")
Width
105cm (41.34")
Depth
41cm (16.14")
Date of Manufacture

Deja Vu St Leonards has dated this Victorian Oak Glazed Bookcase to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA662579
Dealers Internal Ref
FGS 00473 121
Deja Vu St Leonards
Sellingantiques verified Since Sep 2019
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You can view the stock and full dealer information on the Deja Vu St Leonards Profile Page

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Archive I A two-height 19th-century English oak bookcase featuring two upper glazed doors with glass panes, two lower panelled cupboard doors, and a moulded top cornice.

19thc English Oak Bookcase.

Archive II A two-height 19th-century English oak bookcase featuring two upper glazed doors with glass panes, two lower panelled cupboard doors, and a moulded top cornice. View II
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Archive IV A two-height 19th-century English oak bookcase featuring two upper glazed doors with glass panes, two lower panelled cupboard doors, and a moulded top cornice. View IV
Archive V A two-height 19th-century English oak bookcase featuring two upper glazed doors with glass panes, two lower panelled cupboard doors, and a moulded top cornice. View V
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Archive VIII A two-height 19th-century English oak bookcase featuring two upper glazed doors with glass panes, two lower panelled cupboard doors, and a moulded top cornice. View VIII
Archive IX A two-height 19th-century English oak bookcase featuring two upper glazed doors with glass panes, two lower panelled cupboard doors, and a moulded top cornice. View IX
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A two-height 19th-century English oak bookcase featuring two upper glazed doors with glass panes, two lower panelled cupboard doors, and a moulded top cornice.
19thc English Oak Bookcase.
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A two-height 19th-century English oak bookcase featuring two upper glazed doors with glass panes, two lower panelled cupboard doors, and a moulded top cornice.
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A 19th-century English glazed bookcase is a two-part wooden storage cabinet featuring upper doors fitted with glass panes for displaying books or objects and lower solid doors for enclosed storage.

Victorian glazed bookcases were typically constructed from solid hardwoods such as oak, mahogany, or walnut, featuring hand-cut dovetail joints, float glass panels, and brass hardware.

Authentic 19th-century pieces often exhibit original hand-blown glass with subtle surface variations, hand-planed back panels, slotted brass screws, and natural age-related patina along hand-moulded edges.

A Victorian oak bookcase can be integrated into a modern space by arranging curated ceramics, art books, and minimalist decorative items alongside traditional volumes to create visual contrast.

Maintain antique oak by dusting regularly with a soft microfiber cloth, applying a high-quality beeswax polish annually, and positioning the piece away from direct heat sources and sunlight.
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