Toy Revolving Bookcase With Books

Solid wood toy revolving bookcase. Possibly a salesman's sample, but no manufacturer's info on piece, Ca. 1900. 17.75" tall X 8" square. Comes with assembled set of Little Leather Library books (Dicke

Unusual antique revolving bookcase. Features square top with veneer inlay design. Bookshelf has two tiers and stands on a revolving base that rotates, giving easy access to all four sides, and proving

Contemporary Traditional Revolving Round Bookcase End Table. Open shelves. Book matched wood construction. Measures 29 inches in height, 28.5 inches in diameter. Single owner consignment; contents of

This lot consists of Fisher Price toys, Avon, Books, Records, Bookcases, Encyclopedias

Regency mahogany revolving bookcase, brass mounted, with tooled leather faux book shelf supports, circa 1820. [42 3/4" H x 22" Diam.]. Allover wear.

Rotating as one piece, with open upper section over two shelves with slatted sides, open to receive books on all sides. On four leg base, with casters. Condition commensurate with age and use. 49"H x

Arts and Crafts Danners Revolving Wooden Bookcase, Portable Library. This antique Victorian era display piece has 4 tiered shelves partitioned into 4 parts for holding books on a revolving stand, supp

early 20th century, stamped "The American Patent / Revolving Book Case / manufactured by / Trubner & Co. / Ludgate Hill London", raised on a swivel base with casters Condition: good with minor scratch

Very high quality and stunning revolving bookcase. Large oak three-tier revolving bookcase, with graduated shelves on cruciform base with brass caps and ceramic castors. Great early example of a book

An Edwardian Style Mahogany Revolving Bookcase, 20th Century. The three  revolving tiers having twelve open book storage compartments, raised on a cross platform base, ending with brass casters.

Oak Revolving Bookcase with Foldout Table by Sargent, Pat. Dated 1883. This nice low side table height revolving book stand, has a folding table extension as well. Dimensions are 32.5 in h x 20.25 in

Reproduction Regency style laminate veneer revolving bookcase having faux inlaid laminate top having sixteen cubbies for book storage atop a square base. Unmarked. Measures 43 x 20 x 20.

Oak Arts & Crafts Revolving Book Case39" H x 23" x 23"

A Mid century wooden revolving book case on castors 115 x 54 cm.

Inlaid top, two-tier shelves, on casters. Broken wood fixture, one missing. 20"Sq. X 33"H. (From a Great Neck, NY Estate)

Paul Ki-Kydd cherry library bookcase 6 5/8"W, 6 7/8"H filled with faux books, unsigned artisan upholstered armchair with a well worn distressed finish 3"W, also includes a Bespaq revolving bookcase 1

Japan and Germany, 20th Century. "Circus Monkey" with original box. 5"h, a revolving monkey. 9"h, Japanese "Baby Book" bear. 6.5"h, a bear with balloon. 6.25"h, German bear in clown suit. 12.5"h, monk

FAUX BOOK CASE FORM HIDDEN BAR CABINET WITH REVOLVING DOOR TO REVEAL SCOTCH & WHISKEY DECANTERS & GLASSES - 22" x 11" x 14"

A Continental mahogany three tier revolving bookcase19th centuryheight 51in (129.5cm); diameter 27 1/2in (70cm) Provenance:Property from the private collection of Nina Schwimmer, Los Angeles, Californ

Architectural Tudor/Craftsman Quarter Sewn Oak Revolving Bookcase , late 19th c., Philadelphia, gabled faux shingled roof, numerous compartments, three enclosed cabinets, one glazed, heraldry and quot

Late 19th or early 20th century French revolving bookcase, of exotic kingwood and mahogany, surmounted by a figured marble top adorned with dore' bronze ormolu garlands, canted corner figural columns,

Seymour Easton (British, 1859-1916). Arts and Crafts revolving bookcase. Early 1900s. Architectural form bookcase with shingled roof inscribed "The Tabard Inn" on top, with cupboards, doors and shelf

Edwardian Mahogany Revolving Bookcaseearly 20th century, top with gadrooned edge, three shelves with straight molded slat sides, rotating base on casters, stenciled trade mark to underside. 45 x 20.75

DESCRIPTION: Tabard Inn library revolving bookcase. Oak. American, circa 1900. Seymour Easton (1859-1916) started The Tabard Inn Library with stations of revolving bookcases situated in drug stores an