Edwardian Style Mahogany Bookcase, England – Early 20th Century

Witness to an era where refinement and precision in woodworking dominated, this Edwardian-style mahogany bookcase embodies timeless sophistication. Dating from the early 20th century, its elegance is magnified by delicate marquetry composed of lemonwood fillets, ebony and rosewood strips, subtly adorning the drawer fronts, the top of the lower body and the pediment. The majestic and open upper section has two glass doors with cathedral bars, revealing a central space flanked by a mirror which amplifies the light and depth of the whole. Four adjustable shelves, mounted on racks, offer flexible storage, suitable for various collections of books or decorative objects. In the lower part, the bookcase has two drawers with handles and plates in chiseled brass as well as a second storage compartment for optimized organization. A large shelf completes this space, ensuring harmony between aesthetics and functionality. The whole rests on four small feet, giving the structure a visual lightness and perfect stability. A subtle blend of tradition and elegance, this bookcase illustrates the exquisite taste of cabinetmakers of the Edwardian era. With its delicate details and balanced design, it remains a centerpiece that crosses generations without losing its charm. ********* Period: Early 20th century Excellent condition Delivery possible in France and internationally on estimate. Varnished finish Dimensions: Width: 122 cm Depth: 49.5 cm Height: 232 cm Ref. 050525.4