Étagère What Not 19th Century Victorian Portable Bookcase Shelves

19th century Rosewood three-tier what-not. The top shelf is surmounted with a brass gallery rail and carved cockbead detail to the edges. The whole piece stands supported by four fin...

Small open bookcase made of beechwood from Germany. In very good condition. The shelf can be unscrewed by hand without tools and can be easily sh...

Antique Mahogany Regency Etagere, What Not. A very nice and unusual three tier Étagère with drawers. The good usable three tier what-not is free standing, constructed from mahogany, ...

Tall Victorian wall shelves A set of tall 19th century Victorian mahogany wall hanging shelves. The six oblong shelves have half round moulded edges and turned and fluted pilla...

A 19th Century French Louis Philippe étagère, or display cabinet with shelves. Made of solid rosewood with fine lemon wood marquetry inlay borders and rosettes. Good quality craftsmanship with carved barley twist columns and delicate turned finials. Tiered top shelves with s-curved decorative supports and mirrored back above two glass paned cabinets, each with working lock and key. Bottom cabinet opens to one adjustable shelf. The mirrors are old with silvered patina. Small repair to right curved decoration and finials. Elegant tall, slim proportions. Circa 1820-1830. Overall dimensions: 68"H x 32.25"W x 15"D Bottom cabinet door: 28.5"H Small vitrine...

France, second half of the 19th century Veneered, maple, thuja burl, ebony and ebonized walnut. Restored Dimensions: W71 x D39 x H135 cm.