Fine quality étagère with crest – Regency / William IV period, 19th century

Six-tier étagère crafted from solid rosewood, dating to the transitional period between the late Regency and early Victorian era, with elements characteristic of the William IV style. The piece features turned columns, openwork galleries, and a decorative crest, giving it a strong architectural presence. The rosewood shows a rich grain and warm tone, highlighting the quality of the craftsmanship. The étagère consists of six tiers, offering ample space for displaying books, decorative objects, or collectibles, while maintaining an open and elegant appearance. Period: Late Regency / early Victorian (circa 1830–1850). Style: With William IV influences. Material: Solid rosewood. Condition: In good antique condition, with signs of age and use consistent with its period.