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Victorian Amboyna Bookcase by Gillow & Co

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Sn4926 Exquisite quality Victorian break fronted bookcase or a credenza in thuya wood and burr walnut, having mirrored upstand with original bevelled edge glass and brass gallery above, flanked by turned finials raised on finely carved, fluted and gilded columns, flanked by further gallery with gilded spindles all above booked matched veneered top with satinwood stringing and ebonised banding and panelled and gilded frieze. The projecting open section has two height adjustable shelves with turned, reeded, gilded and leaf carved columns and is flanked by panelled cabinet doors, each with original working lock and decorated with gilded harebells to the top and a vase to the base, each enclosed height adjustable shelves, flanked by  carved corners, all standing on shaped plinth base. This antique cabinet or sideboard retains its original finish which has been cleaned, revived and waxed and original patina, all in wonderful home ready condition. Stamped by Gillow & Co 10755.  Dated 1881

H39.5"-top H51.5"-max W60" D17 3/4" D15.5" D11.5"-shelvess D10"-shelves

H100cm-top H131cm-max W152cm D45cm D39cm D29cm-shelves D25cm-shelves

The company was established by Robert Gillow (1704-1772). He travelled to Lancaster to train as a cabinetmaker. Lancaster was a major trading port at this time, and Robert was able to forge important links with the West Indies, importing high quality mahogany from Jamaica, Cuba and the Honduras after setting up his business. Gillows of Lancaster is renowned in the world of fine antique furniture, with antique cabinets by this Lancashire firm held in the same esteem as those of Sheraton and Chippendale. Gillows was producing fine antique furniture for over 200 years – the majority of it for the aristocracy and upper classes and opening in 1740 London branch quickly establishing himself as a cabinetmaker of international importance. Robert Gillow was joined by his sons, Richard and Robert, who helped develop the company’s reputation. The company furnished public buildings in Australia, South Africa, Europe, Russia, India and US, also worked with Pugin on the interiors of the Palace of Westminster, around 1840, later diversifying into fitting out passenger liners and luxury yachts. The last furniture by Gillows of Lancaster was crafted no later than 1903, when the firm merged with S.J Waring to form Waring and Gillow.
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We are experienced antique furniture dealers based in Derbyshire, who specialise in Georgian, Regency, Victorian and Edwardian furniture, established for over 40 years.

We stock over 600 items of antique furniture, clocks and barometers in our showrooms including antique wardrobes, bookcases, dining tables and chairs, chest of drawers, chiffoniers and occasional tables.

All our furniture has been restored in our workshop to high standard using traditional methods and is ready to place in your home.





Price
£8800.00  UK
$11186.56  USA
10333.84  EU
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We work closely with a professional antiques couriers, who have years of experience handling antique furniture. We ensure they know all the relevant details about each item they transport, and can promise you that they are brilliant at their job.

If you’re worried about receiving your furniture and setting it down without damage your end, we also offer a two man delivery service. This guarantees its protection from the moment it leaves us, right up until is it proudly in its place at home.

For our global customers, we offer a secure and insured air & sea freight shipping service. The greatest care must be taken when transporting antiques long distance, so we use a trusted company who have been delivering our antiques safely for years. All you have to do it let us know your address and we will obtain a quote for you.

Of course you can organise your own courier service if that suits you better, though we must emphasise that we can not take any responsibility for the item once it leaves our premises. If you wish to take this option, please let us know at the time of purchase.

Alternatively, you are more than welcome to come and collect your purchase in person. We love to see our antiques leave us in the safe hands of their new owners, though again we must mention that you will be taking responsibility for any ensued damage once it leaves our premises.
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Returns
If for some unlikely reason you are not happy with your purchase, we offer a full refund policy. We only ask that you inform us by telephone or email within 48 hours of receiving your package, if you wish to return it. We will then arrange a courier to come and collect it, the cost of which will be deducted from your refund. The furniture must arrive back to us in the same condition that it left us.

We deem this to be an unlikely situation though and anticipate that you will be as delighted with your purchase as we are in seeing it safely sent to a new home.

Then, you can sit back and enjoy it.
Date c1890  Late Victorian Antiques Material Amboyna and Walnut Origin English Item code as006a5291 / sn4926 Status Sold

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