LIMBERT Early double-door bookcase with gallery

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LIMBERT Early double-door bookcase with gallery

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Sold Date: 01/01/2005
Channel: Auction House
Source: Rago Arts & Auction Center
Category: Furniture & Furnishings

LIMBERT Early double-door bookcase with gallery top mortised through the sides with keyed through-tenons, leaded glass doors, seven adjustable shelves and arched toe-board. Excellent original finish, some splits to top of side boards, one missing shelf, lower right corner of left pane of glass cracked. Paper label and stenciled No. 321. 54 1/2` x 43 1/2` x 14`

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