Bookcases
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BC-01
sold
Walnut And Oak Bookcase-Table "Eventail" by Eugene Printz
Rare walnut bookcase -table by Eugene Printz . The design of the " table éventail" consists of three articulated bookshelves joined by bronze hinges that form a table when closed and a bookcase when opened.. It was introduced for the first time at the Salon des Artistes Décorateurs in 1928. Signed with stamp to underside ‘Eugène Printz a Paris 1928 , Made in France’. France 1928 Literature : - Printz, G. Bujon & J.-J. Dutko, éd. du Regard, Paris, 1986, pp. 116-117, 132-133, 137, 139, 249 - Mobilier et décoration -1934, « Eugène Printz meublier et architecte », H. Clouzot, Paris, pp. 411, 417, 419, 420
- height
- 23.75
- diameter
- 27
- condition
- Very good original condition , original finish re-polished .
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BC-02
George III Style Bookcase
Very fine Georgian period bookcase, in figured mahogany veneers with oak drawer linings, fret-carved broken-arch pediment over glazed bookcase top with adjustable shelves and paneled back, lower case with two paneled doors opening to four linen slides, bracket feet, England circa 1800
- width
- 61.5
- height
- 106.5
- depth
- 21.5
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BC-03
Pair of faux book walls panel bookcases
Pair of faux book walls panel bookcases Canada 1980
- width
- 31.75 in.
- height
- 78 in.
- depth
- 1.5 in.
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BC-04
ENGLISH NEO-GOTHIC OAK BOOKCASE, CHARLES BARRY AND A.W.N. PUGIN
ENGLISH NEO-GOTHIC OAK BOOKCASE, CHARLES BARRY AND A.W.N. PUGIN The upper section fitted with three shelves, the doors fitted with original brass wire grill , the lower section fitted with one shelf. Provenance: Sold Christie's, London, November 29, 2001, Lot 188. Note: Probably supplied for the Palace of Westminster, but in 1866 recorded at Claremont House, Esher. Conceived in the William IV romantic English manner introduced as the "New Palace of Westminster" style, with the collaboration in the mid1830's of the architects Charles Barry and A.W.N. Pugin. Westminster Palace's fortportcullis badge is displayed in cusped tablets within embattled parapets, which are flowered with the English cinquefoil rose. This bookcase appears to be a precursor for the more florid bookcases designed for the New Palace by Pugin, in the mid 1840's. They may have possibly been intended for the King's Tower, now the Victoria Tower.
- width
- 54.25
- height
- 102.75
- depth
- 19.25
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BC-05
Stylish Ebonized Napoleon III Bookcase
Stylish Napoleon III period ebonized bookcase decorated with boxwood string inlay, the two doors fitted glass panes. France
- width
- 64 in.
- height
- 79 in.
- depth
- 18.75 in.
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