1780s English Hepplewhite Mahogany Bookcase

Display bookcase in a nicely aged brown mahogany wood with adjustable shelves. The piece is built in in two parts, and includes an extending shelf sur...

Commercial display case with mahogany siding from 1870s England. A row of five rectangular glass-lidded compartments makes a unique opportunity for the d...

Late 19th-century English bleached oak bookcase with glass doors. Features hand-carved ionic pilaster detailing in natural oak with a stu...

Art Deco blonde oak bookcase, cabinet, or vitrine from the 1930s, designed by distinguished English furniture maker Heals. The handsome breakfront top is surmounted by a carved friez...

1840s English corner cupboard with faux front panel door. This is an excellent unexpected piece of storage that adds a level of personality to a room, and ...

Bookcase made out of twelve blonde, exposed wood crates from early 20th-century France. With a wonderful patina and a raw, industrial sensibility, the crates provide a unique way to ...

A beautiful antique early 19th century Victorian bookcase, masterfully crafted in rich solid mahogany, circa 1850. This bookcase featu...

An extremely good quality mid-18th century Georgian mahogany Chippendale period library bookcase, or cabinet, having Greek Key moulded cornice over superbly figured panelled cupboard Doors enclosing three adjustable shelves over secretaire writing Drawer and three further long drawers retaining original brass Swan neck handles raised on elegant original shaped bracket feet (This charming bookcase is absolutely typical of the Mid 18th Century  when the master craftsman Thomas Chippendale was working his cabinet making magic and many other talented cabinet makers were following  then trying to imitate his designs and styles. Dating to circa 1760 it  has real elegance for a large case piece...

English Bookcase, George III, circa 1780, mahogany wood, in good condition but in need of restoration. Fantastic example of English craftsmanship for this type of furniture. Carefu...

Irish bookcase, Georgian era, circa 1780, mahogany and inlaid with fruit woods. Marvelous proportions and exceptional quality are the woods used for its creation, neither too flamed ...

Mid-century mahogany bookcase by De Coene of Courtrai is an exceptional choice to create a one-of-a-kind look for your office! Using sapele mahogany veneering as the primary source o...

A two piece bookcase or cabinet from the later half of the 19th century but newly painted a pale green in the Regency style with faux distress. Both the top section and the bottom ha...