Mahogany Display Bookcase, England – Early 20th Century

This mahogany display bookcase, crafted in England in the early 20th century, stands out for its understated elegance and refinement. Its slender silhouette rests on small, curved legs, while the mahogany and mahogany veneer construction reveals a deep, warm patina typical of the fine woods worked with during that era.
The upper glass-paned doors, adorned with a delicate network of curved moldings forming interlaced ovals, offer a glimpse of four height-adjustable shelves designed to hold books, precious objects, or decorative curiosities, transforming the piece into a true showcase for a collection. The cornice is elegantly molded.
The lower section, enclosed by two solid doors, offers discreet and functional storage space, harmoniously balancing the decorative aspect of the piece.
It thus embodies all the English craftsmanship of the early 20th century, where precision in the details combines with the nobility of the wood to create a piece of furniture that is at once functional, elegant, and resolutely timeless.

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Period: Early 19th century

In very fine condition following restoration in our cabinetmaking workshop
Delivery available upon request in France and internationally

Dimensions:
Width: 122 cm
Depth: 34 cm
Height: 212 cm

Reference: Lelong