James Shoolbred Case Pieces and Storage Cabinets

This is an elegant antique oak revolving bookcase, circa 1890 in date. It is made of solid oak with slats to each side with fixed shelves on a plinth base and revolves on a solid ca...

Graceful in its proportions and quietly refined in its ornamentation, this 19th century Louis Philippe bookcase reflects the enduring elegance of mid-19th century French design. Craf...

Circa 1820-30’s Early 19thC English mahogany school library glazed bookcase Excellent quality and patination with original hardware Adjustable shelves (3 parts) One gl...

Circa 1880 Large 19thC English Glazed Ebonised Mahogany Bookcase Sku 2284 W218.5 x D31 x H183 cm Internal shelf depth 22.5 cm Weight 106Kg

circa 1890 19thC English Oak Glazed Bookcase Cabinet sku 2051D Price is each W135.5 x D34.5 x H229 Internal shelf depth 28.5cm Weight 86k

This elegant 19th-century French bookcase is a striking example of classic craftsmanship and timeless design. Made from solid walnut, it showcases a rich, warm patina that highlights...

This antique Renaissance Revival oak bookcase is distinguished by its compact architectural form and extensive hand-carved ornamentation. A molded cornice crowns the richly worked fr...

circa 1890 Monumental English 19thC Ebonised Mahogany Library Bookcase sku 2205 Together W320 x D40 x H235 cm Base W300 x D38.5 x H89 cm Top W320 x D40 x H146 cm Top internal shelf d...

Rich with old European character and scholarly presence, this 19th century Dutch Renaissance Revival open bookcase reflects the romance of historic design at its finest. Inspired by the grandeur of the Renaissance, the piece carries an architectural dignity that feels both cultivated and deeply rooted in tradition. The upper corners are carved with the faces of a lord and lady, giving the bookcase a wonderful sense of courtly romance and historical storytelling. Their presence recalls the Renaissance fascination with nobility, portraiture, learning, and the cultivated household, where furniture was created for beauty, meaning, and daily use. Across the upper frieze, a framed walnut panel becomes one of the most refined decorative elements of the piece. Rather than relying only on carving, the cabinetmaker allowed the natural movement of the walnut grain to serve as ornament, creating a beautiful contrast against the oak structure. This use of wood as decoration adds warmth, depth, and quiet elegance to the strong Renaissance Revival form. Fluted pilasters frame the front with a graceful vertical rhythm, accented by dark turned details and carved ornament that give the bookcase distinction from top to base. The adjustable shelves make it practical for leather bound books, collections, ceramics, or decorative objects, while the open design allows the full character of the interior to remain visible. A handsome antique Dutch bookcase...

Circa 1880. 19thC English painted glazed bookcase vitrine cabinet Adjustable shelves in the top cabinet. Strong form with a narrow depth making a versatile decorators piece of furn...

Circa 1890 19thC Glazed Mahogany Breakfront Bookcase The projecting cornice above four glazed cupboard doors, enclosing adjustable shelves, abo...

Late 19th Century English glazed oak bookcase, with cupboards below.  Loosely based on the form of 17th Century originals made for Samuel Pepys. Circa 1890.