19th Century Library Ladder

Very nice library ladder with brass top handle. Rare and fun. Very cool.

Very nice library ladder with brass top handle. Rare and fun. Very cool.

The best leather and studded decorative trunk on original stand. Rare and in excellent condition. Wonderful color and patina.

Large hide trunk with decorative stitching from the frontier region of Argentina. Made by gauchos. Great style and quality.

Wrought iron trunk with great paint. Cool hardware and handles.

Hide trunk with fur. Made by Gauchos for storage and travel.

Handsome late 19th century French country folding library ladder. Featuring a handcrafted design with seven rungs or steps and iron hardware. From an estate in Santa Barbara, CA.

An English oak step library ladder from the 19th century. Step into the pages of history with this 19th-century English oak library ladder, a mix of utilitarian function and classic ...

Decorate a study or a library with this whimsical antique ladder. Crafted in Lyon, France circa 1880 and made of pine, the sturdy step ladder features six steps including a wider and...

A light-brown, antique French library ladder in a beautiful weathered condition and in good condition. It can be used as a practical piec...

A very charming 19th century orchard ladder from the South of France constructed from naturally washed wood. A terrific accent piece.

Rare and beautifully crafted library staircase with two sensational lions decorating the sides, very well preserved. Gorgeous! This English carved oak library stairs from the late 19th century, with lion carvings . Rare, original and sculptural library stairs. These rare and highly decorative library stairs are another great example of the beauty, creativity and the quality of late 19th century workmanship. The practical size, the beautiful design, the quality posture of the hand carved lions, the good condition, the warm patina and the overall look and feel make this a true collector's item and an absolute joy to own and look at. Whether in light use or on display as a furniture ``still-life``, this antique will...