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Late 19th Century Lovely Light Oak Bookcase Cabinet
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Late 19th Century Lovely Light Oak Bookcase Cabinet

19th century
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A stylish Arts and Crafts Cabinet! This lovely light oak bookcase cabinet dates to the late 19th century and is very well made. The cabinet is a lovely light colour that would suit the modern home or retail setting. The cabinet has two glazed doors, two solid doors and a single drawer and is fitted throughout with original handles. The cabinet has been later sign written for the Northwich branch of the Leeds and Leicester Boot Company. This is a very stylish piece for a modern or traditional interior. Please see the other sign written furniture that we have for sale.

Dimensions- total height 199cm, cupboard working height 91cm, total width 108cm, top cupboard width 100cm, total depth 43cm, top cupboard depth 32cm

This piece has been later hand sign written.

Physical Dimensions
Height
199cm (78.35")
Width
108cm (42.52")
Depth
43cm (16.93")
Declaration

Designer Antiques4u has dated this Victorian Glazed Oak Cabinet to the 19th Century.

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SA839031
Dealers Internal Reference
HF925
Description
A stylish Arts and Crafts Cabinet! This lovely light oak bookcase cabinet dates to the late 19th century and is very well made. The cabinet is a lovely light colour that would suit the modern home or retail setting.
The cabinet has two glazed doors, two solid doors and a single drawer and is fitted throughout with original handles.
Designer Antiques4u

The cabinet has been later sign written for the Northwich branch of the Leeds and Leicester Boot Company. This is a very stylish piece for a modern or traditional interior. Please see the other sign written furniture that we have for sale.

Dimensions- total height 199cm, cupboard working height 91cm, total width 108cm, top cupboard width 100cm, total depth 43cm, top cupboard depth 32cm

This piece has been later hand sign written.

Height
199cm (78.35")
Width
108cm (42.52")
Depth
43cm (16.93")
Date of Manufacture

Designer Antiques4u has dated this Victorian Glazed Oak Cabinet to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA839031
Dealers Internal Ref
HF925
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Sellingantiques verified Since Aug 2020
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Archive I A late nineteenth-century light oak display cabinet featuring glazed upper doors and panelled lower doors decorated with hand-painted white commercial signage.

Late 19th century lovely light oak bookcase cabinet

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A late nineteenth-century light oak display cabinet featuring glazed upper doors and panelled lower doors decorated with hand-painted white commercial signage.
Late 19th century lovely light oak bookcase cabinet
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Antiques are the ultimate green purchase. By choosing historical pieces over newly manufactured goods, you completely eliminate the carbon footprint of modern mass production while preserving exceptional, timeless craftsmanship.

During the late nineteenth century, retail establishments utilised custom wooden cabinets with glazed doors to display goods securely while shielding stock from dust. Often decorated with hand-painted commercial signwriting, these cabinets served both promotional and practical storage functions in traditional trade premises.

Late nineteenth-century cabinets were predominantly constructed using solid hardwoods such as oak, mahogany, or walnut, joined with traditional mortise and tenon techniques. Glazed upper doors incorporated hand-cut glass panes held by timber glazing bars, complemented by cast brass or iron hardware.

Authentic pieces exhibit signs of age consistent with commercial use, including natural patination, hand-painted lettering with slight surface wear, original glass with minor imperfections, and traditional drawer and door construction methods such as hand-cut dovetails.

These versatile storage pieces function effectively as kitchen larders, dining room dressers, or statement bookcases. The contrast of natural timber and graphic signwriting adds architectural interest and historical context to contemporary minimalist or industrial interior schemes.

Maintain the finish by dusting regularly with a soft, dry cloth and applying natural beeswax polish sparingly to timber surfaces. Avoid applying chemical solvents or abrasive cleaners near original hand-painted lettering, and position the cabinet away from direct heat sources to prevent timber shrinkage.
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