This charming antique walnut bookcase dates to the late 1800s and has glass doors and two bottom drawers for storage. The interior features three adjustable shelves, each measuring 8.5" deep, and a blue and white stripe fabric panel has been inserted into the interior back to add an accent of color. The bookcase is topped with a removable spindle gallery. Original drawer pulls and hinges are intact; a faux key is included for opening the right door. The left door latches on the inside to the cabinet portion. The glass appears to be the original, as it is slightly wavy. At some point in time this piece was refinished and the wood is smooth and clean... ready to be filled with books and collectibles. Measures 65"H x 46.25"W x 15.25"D Without the top removable gallery, the casework measures 60.5 tall. The front and sides are constructed of solid walnut. The back is constructed of pine and poplar stained to match the walnut. The use of mixed woods in cabinetry was common during this period. Condition commensurate with age, over 120 years, and use. In as found condition.. See last 2 photos for gaps in the wood where the miter corner was joined, but they are stable. At some point in time this piece was refinished and the wood is smooth and clean. A blue and white stripe fabric panel has been inserted into the back with minimal use of a nail gun but it could be removed.
