Early Victorian Bookcases

A superb quality early 19th Century mahogany breakfront bookcase, the stepped moulded cornice above four large glazed doors opening to reveal two adjustable shelves inside each secti...

Superb Quality Tall 19th-Century Walnut Three-Tier Revolving Bookcase An attractive 19th-century walnut revolving bookcase with slatted sides, square walnut top with a moulded edge,...

A beautiful antique Victorian marble top bookcase, made in England and dating from around the 1840-1860 period. It is of fantastic quality and is ...

Nineteenth century oak bookcase, with bold egg and dart under-mould, the doors with brass grills enclosing adjustable interior shelving, on sledge feet. The oak with some burred figu...

A fine & large 19th century antique flame mahogany breakfront bookcase/bibliotheque, circa 1850. The bookcase breaks down into seven different sections (, above are three ogee shaped...

A very imposing example of an Irish Burr Walnut Two Door Library Bookcase, made during the third quarter of the Nineteenth Century. Firmly attributed to renowned furniture maker Robe...

Early Victorian 19th century flame mahogany breakfront bookcase, circa 1850. Comprising of 5 sections. Plinth, cupboard, middle section, glazed unit and cornice. Made front the fin...

A very stately & monumental antique Irish mahogany breakfront bookcase/bibliotheque, circa 1850. The bookcase of break-fronted form disassembles into five sections for ease of movement, to the top is a stepped cornice with four glazed doors below, each door with a column support having a carved spiral base and a ribbed column above that is capped with a carved Corinthian capital. The glazed doors can all be locked and the original key is present, the doors enclose the original shelves, that can be adjusted for the total height of the bookcase and therefore can receive books of any size, including oversized books of large format. The base of the bookcase has four cupboards with square fielded panels, each doors carved with a vertical frieze carved with circular overlapping carved discs, the bookcase is raised on a plinth base. The bookcase is made from the finest figured flame mahogany, retains the original finish and is in excellent antique condition, this very grand antique bookcase...

This is a 7' 4'' wide antique museum bookcase. An English, mahogany glazed library cabinet, dating to the early Victorian period, circa 1840. Excepti...

A large and impressive 19th Century burr walnut bookcase of exceptional quality, the moulded arched cornice having a highly decorative carved structure on top consisting of a pair of...

A fabulous quality early 19th Century mahogany breakfront bookcase, the stepped moulded cornice above four large moulded and arched glazed doors, with decorative carved moulding to t...

A large and impressive antique Victorian open bookcase. This was made in England, it dates from around the 1840-1860 period. The quality is fantastic, this is a great size with lots...

Stunning example of an early Victorian Burl Walnut Welling Chest of traditional form and wonderful provenance, circa mid Nineteenth Century and possibly of Irish manufacture. Flanked by twin lockable pilasters enclosing seven graduated drawers with mahogany lined drawers and original turned handles, this wonderful piece ends on a square platform base. Condition: Superb condition with no losses, no evidence of repairs, recently professionally re-polished. Lock and key are present and working, all drawers are very smooth to use. Height: (overall as shown) 50.75” (129cm). Width: 22.5” (57cm). Depth: 16.5” (42cm). Location: Dublin City, Ireland. Provenance: From the collection of The Boer War General, Irishman Sir Thomas Kelly-Kenny, the first Irish Catholic...

A large mid 19th century, early Victorian period solid oak breakfront library bookcase. Moulded slate breakfront top above four glazed doors. Each section has two adjustable shelves,...

An Exceptionally fine Quality Early Victorian English Well Figured Polished Coromandel Gentleman’s Library Adjustable Table Book Holder, firmly attr...