An impressive 19th Century William IV four door breakfront bookcase or bookcase cabinet. Rare to find such a large bookcase in golden quarter-sawn oak with attractive ‘tiger grain’ or medullary rays, it has a square cornered moulded cornice above four glazed doors with rounded mouldings and enclosing four adjustable shelves to each section, the stepped out base with four fielded panel doors opening to reveal shelves and two drawers and all raised on a conforming plinth base.In good condition and able to store a 13.8m / 45ft 3in run of books, sides also feature what would have been more expensive quarter sawn oak, some wear to the edges of the top of the base and old shrinkage lines to the back of the sides, it comes with keys for the locks.The overall dimensions at the largest points are approximately Width - 7ft 4in / 88in (223.5cm)Depth - 23 5/8in (60cm) Height - 96 ½in (245cm)The internal cabinet dimensions are:Shelves (upper sides) - 18 ½in wide x 9 7/8...