Antique Country House Bookcase, Scottish Oak, Library Cabinet, Victorian, C.1880

This is a striking antique Scottish oak open bookcase, dating to the Victorian period, circa 1880. This generously proportioned three-shelf book cabinet exudes Gothic Revival elegance, offering both practical storage and ornate craftsmanship. Distinctive Gothic Revival influence – A refined expression of Victorian period taste Superb Scottish oak stocks – Deep caramel hues with a well-aged, desirable patina Three deep shelves – Removable or adjustable for tailored book or display arrangements Elegant turned pilasters – Framing the shelves with classical architectural detail Appealingly smooth top surface with castellated corner form – a bold, baronial touch Ornate fascia carving – Featuring scroll and foliate motifs, enhancing its decorative appeal Sturdy and substantial – A robust yet graceful presence, ideal for libraries or living spaces Versatile proportions – Perfect for displaying books, collectibles, or fine decorative pieces Pleasing antique patina and in good order throughout Stands firm and true, with solid craftsmanship ensuring longevity This is a handsome Scottish oak bookcase...

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Victorian Carved Oak Open Open Bookcase. This Bookcase Stands Upon a Plinth Base. The Bookcase Features 3 Adjustable Shelves Flanked by Carved Uprights. The Frieze Also Being of a Ca...

Circa 1900 oak bookcase from England. The top has a beveled edge, following down to simple sides and hand carving on the front of the case and front of the shelves. There are three stationary shelves, overt lower doors, which open to reveal storage. Lovely quality and size. Lovely quality and size. Attributed to Titchmarsh and Goodwin...