Pappilon has dated this Victorian Glazed Oak Bookcase to the 1880s.
The bookcase is elegantly raised on turned bun feet, offering a striking silhouette.

This piece is a tribute to the groundbreaking 1666 design by Pepys, often regarded as the first domestic bookcase. Samuel Pepys held discussions with 'Simpson the Joiner' on July 23rd, 1666, which led to the creation of twelve original bookcases, now housed in the Biblio-theca Pepysiana at Magdalene College, Cambridge. A further example is on display at the Victoria and Albert Museum.
The bookcase is characterized by a rich patina, which further enhances its historical appeal.
Dimensions:
Height: 207 cm
Width: 130 cm
Depth: 38 cm
Pappilon has dated this Victorian Glazed Oak Bookcase to the 1880s.
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