American barrister bookcase

American barrister bookcase, by Weis, the rectangular top surmounting the two sections, each having a hinged door, and rising on square legs, 33"h x 34"w x 12"d

Globe-Wernicke Company (American) Mahogany Barrister Bookcase, Camed Glass Front, Ca. 1920, H 52" W 34" Depth 12" | the bookcase offers four stacked compartments, the top featuring a camed leaded glas

American Globe-Wernicke barrister bookcase with glass-paned doors, on a raised stand. [Overall: 64" H x 34" W x 12" D]. Base possibly associated; scuffs, marks, losses and wear.

American Walnut Barrister Bookcase, labeled "The Globe-Wernicke Co....Cincinnati...", strapwork case, hinged leaded glass door, lower compartments with hinged glass doors, base drawer, square legs, h.

American, 20th century. A glass front two drawer oak barrister bookcase rising on tapered feet. Marked with serial part number plaques but no visible maker's mark observed. Approx: h. 41.25", w. 34",

American oak barrister bookcase, Globe-Wernicke Co., early 20th c., having four stacked sections with glass doors, iron strapping at sides, retaining manufacturer's label at back, glass missing to bot

American Five-Section Narrow Barrister's Bookcasecirca 190072 1/2 x 13 x 12 inches

American Four Stack Barrister Bookcase , early 20th c., each with glazed front , h. 65 3/4 in., w. 34 in., d. 9 1/2 in

American Carved Oak Barrister Bookcase, C. 1930, H 57'' W 58'' Depth 13'' Having two hinged glass doors, dentil molding at the top with carved ribbons. Two drawers above the doors with brass pulls. Si

American Three Stack Barrister Bookcase , early 20th c., each with glazed front , h. 50 3/4 in., w. 25 3/4 in., d. 11 3/4 in

American Oak Four-Section 3/4-Size Barrister Bookcase early 20th century 59 1/2 x 25 1/2 x 12 1/2 inches

Antique American Oak Two Part Barrister Desk Bookcase c. 1900. Drop Front Desk with 24 Cubbies, leather covered writing area, one drawer and letter / correspondence section, over 2 glass door cabinet

Pair of American mixed wood barrister bookcases, each with glass paned doors which swing up to shelves, with labels - "Hale". [67 1/2" H x 34 1/2" W x 11 1/2" D]. Overall with typical scuffs and wear,

AMERICAN CARVED OAK FIVE-TIER BARRISTER BOOKCASE, 20TH C., H 68.25", W 34", D 12.25" Five-tier stacking barrister bookcase having glass hinged doors. No apparent makers label.

Macey Furniture Co. (American) Camed Glass & Oak Barrister Bookcase, Ca. 1900, H 47" W 34" Depth 12.25" | the quartersawn oak bookcase has three seconds with a top and bottom that curve at the front e

American Empire Carved Mahogany Barrister Bookcase, C. 1830, H 60'' W 58.25'' Depth 17.5'' | Having two hinged fenestrated glass doors. Original glass. Six adjustable wood shelves. Turned wood columns

Early 20th century American oak 5 stack barrister lawyers bookcase. Standing approx 78" tall x 34" wide x 11"deep. Normal use and wear: age appropriate condition. Provenance: Direct acquisition from t

Early 20th Century American Industrial oak wood Barrister Bookcase with an over head glass door. Five brass bound stacking units includes the additional footed base and crown. Excellent condition. Mea

American mahogany six-stack barrister bookcase, Globe-Wernicke Co., early 20th c., having a top and base, the center section with leaded glass pane, approx 87.5"h, 34"w, 11.5"d Start Price: $300.00

American mahogany six-stack barrister bookcase, Globe-Wernicke Co., early 20th c., having a top and base, the center section with leaded glass pane, approx 87.5"h, 34"w, 11.5"d Start Price: $300.00

American or English barrister/ lawyer's bookcase, early 20th c., in a mahogany finish, four stacks, top door with leaded glass pane, on a molded base, approx 63.5"h, 34.25"w, 14.5"d Start Price: $200.

American, 20th century. A barrister bookcase in oak by Lundstrom of Little Falls, New York, having three compartments with glass panel doors, rising on square legs; ht. 51, wd. 34, dp. 12 in. Provena

American Metal Lawyers / Barristers Style Bookcase with a Mahogany Finish - 59 inches tall x 35 x 13.5 - This is not a stacking bookcase

Attributed to Gunn Furniture Co. (American, 1893) An oak barrister desk and bookcase with two leaded glass doors and drop front desk (four stackable units Unmarked Approx. h. 59.5", w. 34.25", d. 14.1