#E932. A charming pair of vintage industrial shelving etagere pieces , metal frame with solid wood shelves on cast metal wheels. A fantastic rusty patina/color. Heavy duty  More »

#E932. A charming pair of vintage industrial shelving etagere pieces , metal frame with solid wood shelves on cast metal wheels. A fantastic rusty patina/color. Heavy duty piece. Use it as bookcase or just to display your goodies. Great for your industrial chic space decor!! Expect only normal wear due to use, light scratches,etc. MEASURES: 61" HIGH X 18" WIDE X 14" DEEP . Wheels are 3" diam.NOTE: Pictures were taken both with and without flash light so you can see the tone of the patina with different types of light. Describing colors can be tricky so we try to take the best pictures we can.IMPORTANT: This item is in our warehouse in New Orleans at the time of the auction READY TO BE SHIPPED OR PICKED UP!!! Contact us with all your questions BEFORE Placing your bids. Thanks for looking and GOOD LUCK!!!!!La Belle Nouvelle Orleans is a 10,000 square ft. store located in the heart of Uptown New Orleans. Our inventory consists of a wide variety of European furniture including armoires, tables, sets of chairs, bedroom sets, showcases, lighting, bric-a-brac, etc. We also carry a very large architectural inventory which includes gates, wrought iron railings and panels, stained glass, doors, windows, etc. Our shipments arrive every month from all over the world. Don't miss our other auctions and thanks for looking and bidding. GOOD LUCK!!!!!   « Less

circa: 1820 width: 35 height: 81 length: 18 This antique carved oak bureau was hand-crafted in Georgian England around 1820. The wood has aged beautifully, developing a  More »

circa: 1820 width: 35 height: 81 length: 18 This antique carved oak bureau was hand-crafted in Georgian England around 1820. The wood has aged beautifully, developing a lovely patina that enriches the natural luster of the ebonized oak. Combined with the marvelously intricate carvings that cover the face of this piece, the result of this patina is a striking and timeless bureau that will continue to astound the eye for centuries more to come. Unique sphinx-stamped brass pulls complement the dark oak quite wonderfully; several of the handles also appear to have been replaced and are slightly different than one another. The bookcase, fall, and middle drawer still lock with an accompanying set of keys, while the top and bottom drawers no longer lock. This piece easily separates into the bookcase and bureau sections, with the top securing into the bottom with a pair of screws. Each drawer of course features hand-cut dovetails, and the shaped bracket feet remain as sturdy as they are elegant. This bureau bookcase has sustained some superficial wear, including a typical assortment of old dings and marks, although most of these marks are very minor and hardly show. Several separations between the boards have, however, developed in the bureau face and sides. These separations are purely cosmetic, so they do not affect the structural integrity of the piece, and all solid wood pieces eventually see this kind of separation after about 100-200 years. The overall condition of this magnificent Georgian bureau bookcase therefore remains very good.   « Less

circa: 1890 width: 44 height: 87.5 length: 21 This antique mahogany bookcase was hand-crafted in Victorian England around 1890. Over the years, the mahogany developed a  More »

circa: 1890 width: 44 height: 87.5 length: 21 This antique mahogany bookcase was hand-crafted in Victorian England around 1890. Over the years, the mahogany developed a lovely patina that has helped to enrich the deep, lustrous complexion and the pronounced grain of the mahogany, while brass pulls contrast beautifully with the wood. The unique partial astragal glass doors look especially striking, making this bookcase quite an attractive and unusual piece. With a total of three upper adjustable shelves, two interior shelves below, and two locking drawers, this bookcase also offers plenty of storage space. Although it has sustained some surface wear, including various scuffs, fade to the finish, and a stain on the lower left door, this bookcase does remain very sturdy, so overall condition is very good.   « Less

circa: 1960 width: 60 height: 78.5 length: 16.5 Featuring plenty of storage and display space, locking doors, and adjustable shelves, this yew wood bookcase would make the  More »

circa: 1960 width: 60 height: 78.5 length: 16.5 Featuring plenty of storage and display space, locking doors, and adjustable shelves, this yew wood bookcase would make the perfect addition to any home or office. Made in England around 1960, the wood used on this piece is a striking yew, a native English wood. The top consists of three glass doors and nine adjustable or removable shelves. There are three drawers and three cabinets with one shelf each in the bottom as well. The top is decorated with a dental moulded cornice for a wonderful look. This bookcase comes in two pieces for easier moving. It is in good condition with minor nicks and scratches throughout, as you would expect from a piece of this age.   « Less

circa: 1890 width: 40 height: 72.5 length: 19.5 This stunning antique carved oak bookcase was made in England. The base appears to be older, made around 1820, and the top  More »

circa: 1890 width: 40 height: 72.5 length: 19.5 This stunning antique carved oak bookcase was made in England. The base appears to be older, made around 1820, and the top around the end of the 19th century. The entire piece is intricately hand carved oak with a wonderful patina. The glass door locks as well as the cabinet door at the bottom, and each has their own key. The bookcase top is unique in that each of the carved decorations on the shelves will flip up to allow you to store things that are the maximum height of the shelves. Each shelf or cubby measures 9''x9''x9''. The glass section in the middle has two stationary shelves that are affixed inside. The drawer is wide and has plenty of storage space. It is dovetailed, and does show signs of repair to the wooden runners. It slides in and out perfectly. The condition of this bookcase is very good. It has an age split to one of the decorations on the left side, a repair to the front right corner, and a repaired dent to the carved cornice. This bookcase is extremely sturdy and well built, and sure to last for generations to come!   « Less

circa: 1960 width: 39.5 height: 75.5 length: 14.25 A yew wood, glass top, bowfronted bookcase from around 1960. This was made in England and recently imported to our store  More »

circa: 1960 width: 39.5 height: 75.5 length: 14.25 A yew wood, glass top, bowfronted bookcase from around 1960. This was made in England and recently imported to our store in Atlanta, GA. This bookcase features some beautiful yew wood decorations on the doors, adjustable and removable glass shelves, and a moulded cornice. This bookcase is one unit, it does not separate. The top and bottom cabinets lock with included key. Some of the yew wood has crazing and there is wear consistent with the age of the piece throughout. The bracket feet have some small chipping as seen in the photos. Overall this piece is sturdy and in good shape. With its unique bowfront shape, this bookcase will make a wonderful addition to any home or office.   « Less

circa: 1960 width: 38 height: 54 length: 12.25 This oak bookcase was made in England around 1960 and recently imported to our store here in Atlanta, GA. Its most  More »

circa: 1960 width: 38 height: 54 length: 12.25 This oak bookcase was made in England around 1960 and recently imported to our store here in Atlanta, GA. Its most distinguishing feature is the linenfold carving on the bottom doors, sometimes also called scrolls. The glass doors at the top lock with included key and the top cabinet has 2 adjustable or removable shelves. Both top and bottom cabinets stay secured via a spring loaded latch on the inside of the right doors. There is carving at the top of the piece as well as some very nice hinges on the doors that give this bookcase a timeless appeal. It is in very good condition with normal wear that is consistent with age.   « Less

circa: 1960 width: 35.5 height: 78 length: 16 This beautiful yew wood bookcase was made in England around 1960 and recently imported to our store in Atlanta, GA. The yew  More »

circa: 1960 width: 35.5 height: 78 length: 16 This beautiful yew wood bookcase was made in England around 1960 and recently imported to our store in Atlanta, GA. The yew used on this bookcase is unusually peppered with bird''s eyes, swirls and knots, making this a very unique piece. The top cabinet has 2 adjustable shelves and 2 astragal glazed glass doors. There are 2 dovetailed drawers with swan neck pulls and a cabinet on the bottom. The cabinet has one adjustable or removable shelf. Both upper and lower cabinets lock with included key. The top is decorated with a dental molded cornice which sets off the top nicely. For added look and stability, this bookcase sits on bracket feet. Condition of this piece is good, having only minor wear marks consistent with age. One of the brass pulls has a split in it. The drawers work easily and the piece is very sturdy. Overall this yew wood bookcase would make a wonderful addition to any distinguished home or office.   « Less

circa: 1960 width: 40 height: 76 length: 15 This elegant bow front bookcase was crafted in England around 1960 as a Georgian period reproduction. The most striking feature of  More »

circa: 1960 width: 40 height: 76 length: 15 This elegant bow front bookcase was crafted in England around 1960 as a Georgian period reproduction. The most striking feature of this bookcase is of course the yew wood itself, which shows a lustrous complexion and a pronounced grain that have only grown more beautiful over the years. The bow front design and astragal glass moulding also look quite striking, making this bookcase quite a site to behold. The glass shelves likewise contribute to the beauty of this bookcase, ensuring that the shelves do not intrude on any aesthetic appreciation of the piece. The top and bottom doors also lock, so storage is both plentiful and secure. Although very sturdy, this bookcase has sustained some superficial wear, most notably to the veneers on the sides and lower cabinet doors, which you can see in the pictures accompanying this listing. Overall condition therefore remains very good.   « Less

circa: 1960 width: 77 height: 79 length: 17 This gorgeous large yew bookcase was crafted in England around 1960 as a Georgian period reproduction. Today, the yew remains as  More »

circa: 1960 width: 77 height: 79 length: 17 This gorgeous large yew bookcase was crafted in England around 1960 as a Georgian period reproduction. Today, the yew remains as beautiful as ever, with a rich complexion and a pronounced grain. The dental moulding, astragal glass, shaped trim around the cabinet doors and shaped bracket feet complement the yew wonderfully. All top shelves are adjustable, while the lower shelves are removable, and the top and bottom sections separate easily for convenient movement and shipping. All doors even lock with an accompanying key. Although this bookcase has sustained some superficial wear (see pictures), it does remain as sturdy as ever so overall condition is very good.   « Less