Bookcase - Mahogany, Maple





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This rotating bookcase from the United Kingdom, dating from 1930–1940, is made of mahogany with maple inlay and measures 76 × 47 × 47 cm.
Description from the seller
This refined revolving bookcase is an iconic example of functional design and timeless style. Made of mahogany, it stands out for its solid structure and the quality of the artisanal details. The top features an elegant inlaid decoration in maple wood, with geometric motifs and a central medallion, which add a touch of class and uniqueness to the piece.
Equipped with open shelves on multiple levels and a small door added in the 70s, this bookcase is perfect for housing books, documents, or decorative objects, making the most of limited spaces thanks to its ability to rotate on itself. The clean lines and practical functionality make it ideal for environments both classic and modern, such as studies, living rooms, or offices.
Signs of wear, defects highlighted in the photos
The revolving bookcase was introduced at the end of the 19th century to provide convenient and quick access to books in small spaces, and it has become a symbol of innovation in home design. This specimen, with its precious marquetry and careful finishes, fully represents the taste and attention to detail typical of the period.
It will be carefully packed and shipped with tracking and insurance throughout Europe
Seller's Story
This refined revolving bookcase is an iconic example of functional design and timeless style. Made of mahogany, it stands out for its solid structure and the quality of the artisanal details. The top features an elegant inlaid decoration in maple wood, with geometric motifs and a central medallion, which add a touch of class and uniqueness to the piece.
Equipped with open shelves on multiple levels and a small door added in the 70s, this bookcase is perfect for housing books, documents, or decorative objects, making the most of limited spaces thanks to its ability to rotate on itself. The clean lines and practical functionality make it ideal for environments both classic and modern, such as studies, living rooms, or offices.
Signs of wear, defects highlighted in the photos
The revolving bookcase was introduced at the end of the 19th century to provide convenient and quick access to books in small spaces, and it has become a symbol of innovation in home design. This specimen, with its precious marquetry and careful finishes, fully represents the taste and attention to detail typical of the period.
It will be carefully packed and shipped with tracking and insurance throughout Europe

