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Creator: Maple & Co.
Antique English Walnut Revolving Bookcase 20th Century
By Maple & Co.
Located in London, GB
This an exquisite antique revolving bookcase, attributed to the renowned Victorian retailer and manufacturer Maple & Co., circa 1900 in date.
It is made of solid walnut and revolves...
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Antique Edwardian Revolving Bookcase Flame Mahogany 20th Century
By Maple & Co.
Located in London, GB
This an exquisite antique revolving bookcase attributed to the renowned Victorian retailer and manufacturer Maple & Co., circa 1900.
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Late 19th Century English Four Door Breakfront Bookcase By Maple & Co., London
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A fine late 19th century four door breakfront bookcase by Maple & Co, the upper section with the swan neck break front cornice cresting above four geometric glazed doors, with shelve...
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Mahogany
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