Outstanding Parisian Noire Glazed Vitrine Bookcase Dresser

It was George Hepplewhite who wrote, in 1788, that 'furniture should unite elegance and utility and blend the useful with the agreeable'. And this exquisite and highly pleasing 20th Century Gustavian Style mahogany piece clearly echoes that sentiment.

Being a classic example of a magnificently crafted, traditionally-style glazed dresser/ bookcase.
A spacious, and versatile vitrine, which would be suited to work as fab. 'traditional' bookcase, or alternatively, as a glorious elegant kitchen dresser offering perfect space to display/storage for a handsome dinner service.

Of lofty proportions, featuring two, beveled glazed doors, above a handsome stepped cornice.
Internally, doors opening to reveal for two full-width fixed shelves, plus a further base level shelf.
Further complimented by a double-door base cupboard, providing for a deep single shelf and base level storage.

Pleasingly proportioned, and displaying some fine mouldings and Acanthus leaf corbels, this refined dresser provides for for a most functional and enduring piece of classically designed furniture.
Complete with working locks and single key - which operates both top and bottom door locks.

** Separates into 2 sections, for ease of transportation.