A Classic c.1900 Mahogany Four-Tier Open Bookcase sub-Curios There are two small holes

There are two small holes present at either end of the shell for hanging purposes

Some of the pile is thinning in areas but the overall effect is pleasing to those who favour antique pieces

Drew & Sons were based at number 33 Piccadilly Circus from 1887

This example is unusual for an easel mirror because of the presence of the fabric border

and perhaps the most exceptional of the trio

A Classic c.1900 Mahogany Four-Tier Open Bookcase sub-Curios There are two small holesOrigin: English Period: Late Nineteenth Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1895 1905 Width (at maximum): 32. 5 inches, The Shelf Width: 29 inches Height: 42 inches Shelf Height: 7 inches top, 9 inches second & third, and 9. 5 inches bottom. Shelf Depth: 6. 5 inches Beautifully proportioned, the free standing bookcase, in mahogany with stained pine rear slats, having four open shelves and a moulded cornice. Bookcases were first