ONONDAGA SHOPS Two-door bookcase with twelve

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ONONDAGA SHOPS Two-door bookcase with twelve

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Sold Date: 09/01/2006
Channel: Auction House
Source: Rago Arts & Auction Center
Category: Furniture & Furnishings

ONONDAGA SHOPS Two-door bookcase with twelve panes and copper pulls on each door, deep mullions, gallery top, the sides fastened with keyed through-tenons. Original finish, good condition. Unmarked. 56 3/4` x 52` x 12` Chamfered back, very deep mullions, tall gallery (4 3/4`) Edge wear.

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