1910s oak stacking cabinet by Globe Wernicke
A 3-tier antique stacking cabinet by Globe Wernicke, dated c1910.
Made from solid oak, this beautifully crafted piece comprises three glazed compartments – two smaller modules on top and a larger one on the bottom. The original maker’s mark can be seen on the top section.
Globe Wernicke was first established in 1899 and subsequently became renowned throughout North America and Europe for its iconic ‘elastic’ barrister’s bookcase. Many similar stacking shelf units are based on its design.
It has been carefully stripped to reveal the gorgeous patterns of the oak. In good antique condition, there are a few age-related marks on the wood including a stubborn ink stain on the top (see photos). This has been reflected in the price.
Dimensions:
129cm H
86cm W
27cm D (top sections)
35.5cm D (bottom section)
A 3-tier antique stacking cabinet by Globe Wernicke, dated c1910.
Made from solid oak, this beautifully crafted piece comprises three glazed compartments – two smaller modules on top and a larger one on the bottom. The original maker’s mark can be seen on the top section.
Globe Wernicke was first established in 1899 and subsequently became renowned throughout North America and Europe for its iconic ‘elastic’ barrister’s bookcase. Many similar stacking shelf units are based on its design.
It has been carefully stripped to reveal the gorgeous patterns of the oak. In good antique condition, there are a few age-related marks on the wood including a stubborn ink stain on the top (see photos). This has been reflected in the price.
Dimensions:
129cm H
86cm W
27cm D (top sections)
35.5cm D (bottom section)
A 3-tier antique stacking cabinet by Globe Wernicke, dated c1910.
Made from solid oak, this beautifully crafted piece comprises three glazed compartments – two smaller modules on top and a larger one on the bottom. The original maker’s mark can be seen on the top section.
Globe Wernicke was first established in 1899 and subsequently became renowned throughout North America and Europe for its iconic ‘elastic’ barrister’s bookcase. Many similar stacking shelf units are based on its design.
It has been carefully stripped to reveal the gorgeous patterns of the oak. In good antique condition, there are a few age-related marks on the wood including a stubborn ink stain on the top (see photos). This has been reflected in the price.
Dimensions:
129cm H
86cm W
27cm D (top sections)
35.5cm D (bottom section)