Antique Regency Mahogany Waterfall Bookcase Cabinet Gadrooned Base Brass Castors

A handsome English waterfall bookcase in solid mahogany, believed to date from the Regency period (c.1820–1830). The graduated "waterfall" shelves step down in a cascade, framed by elegant shaped and scrolled sides, with beautiful flame-figured mahogany to the back panel. The lower section has a two-door cupboard with fielded panels and original keyholes, offering useful enclosed storage. It stands on a finely carved gadrooned (rope-twist) base, with spiral-carved turned legs on original brass castors. Features: – Solid mahogany with rich figured grain and warm colour – Four graduated waterfall shelves with shaped sides – Two-door cupboard base with fielded panels and keyholes – Hand-carved gadrooned rope-twist moulding – Spiral-carved turned legs on brass castors Dimensions: – Height: 157 cm (approx. 61.8") – Width: 107 cm (approx. 42.1") – Depth: 35 cm at the widest (base) section (approx. 13.8"), shelves graduate shallower towards the top Condition: Good overall antique condition, with wear consistent with age and use – minor scratches, small marks and light surface wear to the finish, as expected. The back boards show age-related marks and a small area of finish loss, not visible in use. Structurally sound. No key included. Please see photos, which form part of the description. Collection from Evesham (WR11) welcome, or courier delivery can be arranged.