A stunning 18th-century George III mahogany bookcase, adorned with two upper glass doors that enclose finely proportioned shelving for an elegant presentation, sits atop a two-door paneled base that offers additional concealed storage. The upper section is crowned by a broken pediment featuring applied carved cresting and delicate pierced fretwork, set above a dentil-molded cornice that enhances its architectural presence and overall Regency character. The interior is lined with ivory silk for an elegant display, and the glass appears to be original, exhibiting small bubbles and subtle flow marks consistent with its age and authenticity.
Size: 112” H x 58” W x 21.5” D
C. 1770, England
A stunning 18th-century George III mahogany bookcase, adorned with two upper glass doors that enclose finely proportioned shelving for an elegant presentation, sits atop a two-door paneled base that offers additional concealed storage. The upper section is crowned by a broken pediment featuring applied carved cresting and delicate pierced fretwork, set above a dentil-molded cornice that enhances its architectural presence and overall Regency character. The interior is lined with ivory silk for an elegant display, and the glass appears to be original, exhibiting small bubbles and subtle flow marks consistent with its age and authenticity.
Size: 112” H x 58” W x 21.5” D
C. 1770, England
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