19th Century Pollard Oak Bookcase
19th Century Pollard Oak Bookcase
English
circa 1830 - 1840
George IV Period Open Bookcase made by John Kendall & Co
The pollard oak bookcase is fitted with adjustable shelves flanked with solid pollard oak turned columns with crisply carved capitals. The bookcase is raised on a veneered plinth with the makers label on reverse.
The pollard oak is of a lovely warm honey colour and retains a well figured grain.
The maker John Kendall, Leeds (1793-1840) were important Leeds makers having many patrons including the Earl of Harewood, Harewood House between 1812-1822.
From 1830's the firm adopted policy of labelling their furniture.
Condition
Excellent
Dimensions
Height 107.00cm (42.13 inches)
Width 210.00cm (82.68 inches)
Depth 35.50cm (13.98 inches)
Stock No: 10772
£5,850.00
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