Can the tiers be separated?

The modular tiers lift apart individually once the top cornice and base plinth are removed from the stack. This construction method made transport straightforward for offices in the early twentieth century.

Are all stacking bookcases oak?

Oak is the predominant timber found across Edwardian and early twentieth century examples, frequently seen in golden or pale finishes. Solid mahogany versions also appear, particularly among pieces produced around nineteen twenty and the nineteen thirties.

How do I identify an Edwardian piece?

Edwardian stacking bookcases are usually constructed from oak and date from the early nineteen hundreds up to nineteen ten. They share the characteristic modular tier system and often feature patent brass hardware.