A handsome Edwardian oak open bookcase dating to around 1910, featuring twin sections divided by a central stile and topped with decorative beaded trim. The bookcase retains its original curtain rods, which once held fabric panels to protect books from dust and sunlight—a charming reminder of early 20th-century domestic refinement. The shelves are adjustable, allowing for flexible storage and display of books, collectibles, or decorative objects.
Crafted in solid oak with a rich medium brown tone and fine grain pattern, this piece embodies the understated elegance of Edwardian furniture design. The proportions are well-balanced, and the bookcase rests on four graceful cabriole legs ending in original brass casters, making it easy to reposition within a room.
In nice antique condition consistent with age and use, showing some minor surface wear and small marks that add to its authentic character. A versatile and timeless piece, ideal for a study, library, or living room. 50h x 47w x 13d
