American Empire Style 3-Door Flame Mahogany Bookcase

Ca. 1900 Empire style three door mahogany bookcase with glass doors. Reed Corinthian columns to bun feet with beaded moulding on top. Measures 67 1/2 inches wide by 56 inches high by 18 inches deep.Ex

French Empire style flame mahogany bookcase, late 19th c., having dual glazed cabinet doors, revealing adjustable interior shelves, rising on squared feet, approx 79"h, 45"w, 13"d Start

French Empire style flame mahogany bookcase/ vitrine cabinet, 20th c., molded cornice, arcaded frieze, two doors with metal lattice panels, flanked by full-turned columns, rising on cup feet, approx 7

An American empire style mahogany bookcase. Circa 1900. With cathedral latticework doors and divided bookcase with adjustable shelves. Flanked by twisted columns and paw feet. 60 in tall x 48 in wide

A Pair of American Empire Style Mahogany Bookcases, 19th Century, On casters. H: 55 3/4 W: 52 1/2 D: 16 in. The Collection of Oliver and Joyce Murphy.

A rare nineteenth century American Gothic style flame mahogany bookcase. Having overhanging top with staggered block form crest. The two full length glass doors having arched design with carved mullio

Antique American Empire Flame Mahogany Secretary with Upper Bookcase with Double Glass Doors over Lower with Drop-Down Desk, Drawers and Raised on Deeply Foliate Carved Legs, C1840. Measures- 82.5''H

Ca. first half 19thC. Flame veneer mahogany secretary desk and bookcase with 6 drawers, 3 adjustable shelves, and cubby holes.

Empire Revival four-door mahogany low bookcase with Gothic mullions; finely carved cornice & Corinthian cap columns; three adjustable shelves. American, c.1900. 60 1/2" = h 98" = w 17 3/4" =d CONDITIO

2 piece mahogany veneer Empire secretary in an American classical style with 3 large drawers, 2 small drawers, drop down desk and 2 glass front doors, circa 1840's. Measures 75.5 inches tall x42 inche

American Empire style flame mahogany sideboard, late 19th c., with three bow-front frieze drawers, over case fitted with three additional drawers, flanked by two cabinets, opening to interior shelf, f

American Empire flame mahogany bookcase. 67 1/2"h x 35 1/2"w x 19 1/2"d

Description: A large chest of drawers featuring three small drawers above four larger bookmatched figured mahogany drawers, flanked by carved acanthus leaf columns, all above hairy paw feet.Type: Ches

French Empire 3 door mahogany bookcase with torches and female figural capitals. 72 1/2"h x 61"w x 20"d

American Empire Style Flame Mahogany Flip Top Table. Table closed measures 29.75 inches high x 35.25 inches wide x 17.25 inches deep. Table open measures 29 inches wide x 35.25 inches deep

An American Empire Style Mahogany One-Part Bookcase, Early 20th Century. The upper case with shaped cornice and mirrored back over two short drawers over a smaller case, both sections having glaz

A French Empire style three door mahogany bookcase circa 1930. Ht: 49.5" Wd: 74.5" Dpth: 16"

American, likely New York, early 20th century. A mahogany Empire style chest of drawers or dresser, having a overhanging white marble top and cornice, supported by flanking applied columns on a rounde

M. Craig & Company (American / South Carolina), Empire style flame mahogany veneer and burlwood side chest of drawers, late 20th century, featuring ebonized columns, brass pulls, and pull out surface,

A BAKER AMERICAN CLASSICAL EMPIRE STYLE BRASS MOUNTED FLAME MAHOGANY FOUR POST BED, LATE 20TH CENTURY, the arched headboard and long sideboards flanked by tall cluster columned posts, topped by turned

19th C Empire Mahogany 3 Door Bookcase. 60 1/4" W 14" D 48 1/2" H

American. 1840s. Empire style. Mahogany double door with full rounded columns with Corinthian capitals. Decorative cornice top with mirror (missing). Wooden dial with Roman numerals - gilded. Eight-da

Ca. third quarter 19thC. Three door American empire mahogany display cabinet bookcase.

American empire mahogany two-door bookcase, likely New York, c. 1840 or later, of typical form with rectangular top above two glazed doors between Doric columns on a conforming plinth with scroll feet