Bramley House
Hawarden Reclaimed Glass-Door Cabinet — In Amber
- Regular price
- $5,779.00
- Sale price
- $5,779.00
- Regular price
In Hawarden, in north Wales, William Gladstone founded a residential library so readers could live among books for days at a time, and its tall shelves are a reminder of how good a room full of books can feel. This glass-door cabinet is made for building that kind of library at home. It stands almost eight feet high and more than five feet wide, with room for a lifetime of novels, art books and favourite things.
It is made from reclaimed timber in a natural finish, so the grain carries the knots and marks of its earlier life, and it is fitted with antique-style hardware. Four glass doors above keep books on view and free of dust, and four drawers below hold what you would rather keep out of sight. The shelves lift out when you want space for something tall, though they do not adjust to new heights. It weighs 294 lbs and ships in two cartons.
Stand it along a study or living room wall with books packed in and a few pieces of pottery between them, or use it in a dining room to hold china, cookbooks and serving bowls. It also makes a commanding piece in a large entry. This listing is for one cabinet.
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