19th Century Antique Carved Oak Bookcase

19th century inlaid oak architectural cabinet bookcase circa 1880. Unusual open bookcase on cabinet base.  Top decorated with architectural p...

We believe this piece to be English but could be also be Irish. In 2 parts, the top part with original glazing set in gothic astral wood work, 3 adjustable shelves. Harvest and music...

Rare danish carved mahogany bookcase circa 1840. 2 part bookcase.  Top section with hidden drawer below the cornice.  Applied carving to corners and around the key hole.  Double g...

Stunning and rare Norwegian baroque oak bureau bookcase circa 1760. Comprising of 3 sections due to the monumental proportions. Top section wi...

19th Century carved mahogany Victorian mirrored whatnot circa 1890. Ornate 5 tier corner whatnot made in mahogany. Each level decorated with pierced carved scrolls with mirrored b...

Fine example of a regency period bookcase circa 1820. Very much in the manor of Thomas Hope.  Matching flame mahogany veneers from top to b...

Mahogany bookcase, circa 1800. With turned and blocked supports.

Handsome dark walnut barley twist open book case. The six shelves of variegated sizes with a functional brawer at the bottom. The supports are hand c...

This charming three tier tea trolley is made of beautiful, solid quarter sawn oak. Liner and classically shaped, the excellent craftsmanship is apparent. Exceptionally turned columns...

Long antique Victorian open bookcase in walnut with independent adjustable shelves. This bookcase is very fine quality and a prac...

Quirky and unusual Empire style breakfront bookcase, the wood painted with a faux bois trompe l'oeil, and decorated with plaster moldings painted go...

Grand 19th Century French Renaissance open bookcase is a majestic reminder of a bygone era, when displaying one's book collection was a sign of refinement and wealth! This example was rendered from solid old-growth oak, and fitted with tongue-and-groove pine planks for the backing. Hand-cut dovetails and mortise & tenon joinery were utilized, making it a piece literally designed to last for centuries! A total of twelve adjustable surfaces plus the floor on both sides of the partition make for an infinite number of display possibilities. The casework is defined on the base by three bun feet and a tailored yet substantial base board. Three pilasters form the uprights that house the shelving, and are fluted with half-finials at the top. The crown is most impressive, with bas relief carving across its entirety depicting fully laden grapevines with full relief busts...