Chippendale Revival mahogany four door breakfront

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Chippendale Revival bookcase, the projecting breakfront molded cornice. Above four large astragal glazed doors opening to reveal an adjustable shelved interior. To the base section fitted with four frieze drawers with brass swan neck handles, above a pair of paneled doors opening to reveal a shelved interior. Flanked by two banks of drawers, all raised up on plinth base. The drawer stamped Gill & Reigate London
Dimensions
Height 88 Inches
Width 83.5 Inches
Depth 19 Inches

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Category Antique Furniture Date circa 1910   1910s Antiques Material Mahogany Origin English Item code as135a3892 Status Sold

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