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Alexander George Fine Antique Furniture
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Oxfordshire , England
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A Fine and Rare William IV Rosewood Revolving Library Bookcase Stamped
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Description
The stepped two-stage upper part with recessed shelving and leather spine triple book divisions beneath the original tooled leather top. The elaborately carved base with quadruple leafing scrollwork supports and branching stem on a circular base with outset scrolled bracket feet.
£26,000 - More Information
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Alexander George Fine Antique Furniture, based in rural Oxfordshire, specializes in exceptional 17th- and 18th-century English furniture from renowned cabinet-makers like Thomas Chippendale, Coxed & Woster, and Gerrit Jensen. With a focus on authenticity, provenance, and expert conservation, we serve collectors worldwide with trust and integrity. Contact: +44 1367 243304 | sue.austin@alexandergeorgeantiques.com |
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