Large Four-door Glass-fronted Bookcase Made Of Solid Softwood – 19th Century

A magnificent and imposing antique bookcase made of solid softwood, dating from the 19th century.

This very large piece features a simple, elegant, and perfectly balanced design, characteristic of the grand bookcases found in mansions, private libraries, or studies.

The front features four large glass-paned doors, each divided into small panes by thin vertical mullions and adorned with molded panels at the bottom.

The piece is topped by a beautiful, projecting molded cornice resting on straight uprights and finished with a continuous baseboard.

The interior offers ample storage space thanks to its numerous shelves spanning the full width of the cabinet, allowing for the display of a large collection of books, antique documents, or collectibles.

The sides, featuring molded panels, also attest to the care taken in its craftsmanship.

The wood displays a beautiful antique patina in shades of honey and golden brown, highlighting the natural grain and authentic character of this bookcase.

A particularly spectacular piece of furniture due to its size, ideal for furnishing a large library, an office, a historic home, an antique shop, or an exhibition space.

Period: 19th century.

Wood type: solid wood, softwood.

Dimensions:

• Height: 250 cm

• Width: 360 cm

• Depth: 59 cm

Condition: in good overall condition, with signs of use, minor marks, and a patina of age, consistent with its age.

A grand bookcase that combines elegance, simplicity, and functionality, now highly sought after for furnishing large interiors.