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A 1930s Glazed Oak Bookcase

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A 1930s Glazed Oak Bookcase Thirties bookcase oak %%alt5%% %%alt6%%
Made of solid oak, with ebonised edges and feet, the adjustable shelves of this bookcase are housed behind three glazed doors with shaped oak handles. Of classic 1930s design, the simple outline is enlivened by a step on the top. It bears a label for Henry Barker's department store in Nottingham.
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£480.00  UK
$600.58  USA
€557.33  EU
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Dimensions91cm wide, 89.5cm high and 32.5cm deep. Date 1930s  1930s Antiques Material Oak Origin English Condition In very good and original condition. It has been cleaned and repolished to bring out the rich brown colour of the wood. Item code as231a141 Status Sold

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Marvellous Furniture169 High Road
Chilwell
Nottingham
Nottinghamshire
NG9 5BA

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