Oregon - Bookcases

A fine & large antique Art Nouveau carved oak combination bookcase secretary/desk, 1890. The two part bookcase secretary with a stepped crown to the top section with three glazed doo...

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 fine quality antique Regency mahogany gothic arched bookcase, circa 1830. The two door bookcase with a stepped cornice (which is removable), below ar...

A very fine antique Georgian Sheraton period inlaid mahogany bureau bookcase/butler's secretary, circa 1810. This bureau bookcase is of the very highest quality and is of diminutive ...

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...

A fine & monumental antique Irish Country House library bookcase bibliotheque, in nine sections, circa 1860. This very fine antique bookcase bre...

A good antique American walnut four tier revolving bookcase, by John Danner Co, Canton Ohio, 1877. The four tier bookcase having tots of book storage on four sides, the bottom tier f...

A very good carved French oak gothic library bookcase/bibliotheque, circa 1880. This very handsome oak bookcase does break down into many parts for ease of movement and is easily dis...

A very good quality antique American Craftsman/Mission six section quarter sawn oak stacking bookcase, circa 1910. This outstanding exa...

Designed 1963 by Fritz Haller & Paul Schaerer, the USM Haller storage system is genius. Constructed of chromed steel tubing and powder coated st...

A magnificent and fine pair of antique Country House flame mahogany bookcases / bibliotheques, attributed to Gillows of Lancaster, circa 1880. During the late 19th century Gillows...

A rare and unusual antique Freemasons cabinet, Washington Lodge, circa 1880. The cabinet in two sections, the top with a stepped crown, below are glazed eight doors separated by three turned columns. Each door having sign-painted & gilded, polychromed text and decoration to the glass panels, the doors enclose a fitted interior with storage cubicles & pigeon holes/files. The doors having gilded sign-painted text that reads "Martha Washington Chapter" and having five pointed multi-colored stars, another door with " No. 14 O.E.S" and "Washington Lodge", the last top door with " No. 46 A. F. & A. M.", both doors with square and compass decoration. The doors to the base having repeated text and also " Hawthorne Lodge", the base of the cabinet is fitted with two large drawers having the original cast iron Aesthetic Movement handles. A very rare and unusual cabinet...