Pair of Mahogany Double-Sided Bookcases

Gorgeous mid-century library bookcases in Oak. This pair of vintage bookcases have angled shelves to allow the books to tilt upwards slightly. The shelves can be used as one pair or ...

Pair of Willian IV (circa 1890) light mahogany two-sided open bookcases with column sides and 4 shelves trimmed with scalloped red leather & embo...

A handsome pair of early 20th-century mahogany open bookcases, showcasing timeless craftsmanship and classic design. Each bookcase features a rich, warm mahogany finish with fine gra...

This elegant pair of mahogany open bookcases showcases timeless craftsmanship and classic design. Each bookcase features four fixed shelves, providing ample space for displaying book...

Fine Mahogany inlaid double Revolving Bookcase circa 1880s Circular top with fine floral centre inlay Boxwood line & chequer banded inlay, Brass gallery surround. 2 revolving circul...

Inspired by the "skin and bones" architecture of Mies, the minimal framework of this open bookcase creates a sense of unobstructed, free-flowing, open space showcasing the natural be...

A superb pair of mahogany waterfall bookcases with single drawer to the base and standing on turned feet, in excellent overall condition. 41" high 27" wide 10" depth Book height 7.5...

Pair of Russian (Circa 1820) plum pudding mahogany bookcase cabinets with brass trim and "X" design on 2 front doors, with 2 lower doors and fall...

Viewings possible in our Hertfordshire warehouse - please contact for an appointment Gorgeous pair of English Sheraton style low openfront bookcases hand crafted from mahogany Hand c...

Each crossbanded in rosewood, with four graduating shelves, with turned tapering reeded supports, brass caps and casters. The pair of bookcases have recessed reeded columns in the Pompeian manner and are framed by ‘ribboned’ rosewood. In 1801, Gillows of London and Lancaster supplied a closely related pair of bookcases to Luke Dillon, 2nd Lord Clonbrock to furnish his new library at his ancestral home, Clonbrock in Co. Galway. They were sold by Mr. and Mrs Luke Dillon-Mahon, Clonbrock, Christie’s house sale, 1st November 1976, Lot 12. The fashionable ‘moving bookcase’ of this type featured in Thomas Sheraton’s Appendix to the Cabinet-Maker and Upholsterer’s Drawing Book, 1802 (pl.23). Provenance: Most likely supplied to Robert Ferguson...