Stained beech bookcase – 1920

This stained beech bookcase, dating from the 1920s, is a magnificent example of the craftsmanship of the period. It opens with two large three-quarter glass doors, with the lower quarter in panels decorated with symmetrical moldings depicting torches, quivers with ribbons and olive branches. These motifs bring a touch of sophistication and symbolism to the piece. The doors are fitted with their original locks, with an openwork brass entry, adding a touch of authenticity and vintage charm. The interior of the bookcase is furnished with four shelves mounted on racks, providing flexibility for the storage of books and collectibles. Each fluted upright is decorated, at its upper part, with a molding in the form of a leafy garland, while the pediment is decorated with two ribboned flowering branches. These refined details demonstrate the craftsmanship and attention to detail. The whole rests on a slightly advanced base, ending at the front with two spinning top feet, ensuring stability and elegance. This bookcase is not only a functional piece of furniture, but also a decorative piece that brings a touch of elegance and nostalgia to any interior. ******** period: 1920 excellent condition waxed finish shipping possible in france and internationally dimensions: width: 81 cm depth: 36.5 cm height: 177.5 cm reference: 172 e.