5 ft walnut 1890 corner shelf reglued and painted dark grey.
14 Hours
10
0
$68.00
Janet
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VenmoIconic undulating silhouette cutouts and a turned finial—is a classic Late Victorian factory production piece dating roughly from the 1880s to the 1890s.While it looks incredibly modern and organic today, mass-production furniture factories in the late 19th century commonly cut these wavy shapes into solid wood boards using mechanized scroll saws.To verify its age and ensure it is a true 130+ year old antique rather than a modern reproduction, see the slotted screws and wormwood on back. details:Physical Age MarkersThe Wood: Look at areas where the black paint has chipped (such as on the bottom shelf edge). Late Victorian versions of this shelf were almost always factory-machined from solid walnut. Modern replicas typically utilize plywood, MDF, or lighter woods like pine.The Hardware: Look under the shelves or behind the frame. Authentic 19th-century pieces are held together by old slotted screws (a single straight line across the head) Dark grey wooden corner shelf unit featuring five tiers for display. Used condition with visible character. Ideal for maximizing corner space. See Less
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5 ft walnut 1890 corner shelf reglued and painted dark grey.
14 Hours
10
0
$68.00
Janet
Note: KSL, its service providers, and the seller receive data from this message. See our Privacy Notice and TOU for details.
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
VenmoIconic undulating silhouette cutouts and a turned finial—is a classic Late Victorian factory production piece dating roughly from the 1880s to the 1890s.While it looks incredibly modern and organic today, mass-production furniture factories in the late 19th century commonly cut these wavy shapes into solid wood boards using mechanized scroll saws.To verify its age and ensure it is a true 130+ year old antique rather than a modern reproduction, see the slotted screws and wormwood on back. details:Physical Age MarkersThe Wood: Look at areas where the black paint has chipped (such as on the bottom shelf edge). Late Victorian versions of this shelf were almost always factory-machined from solid walnut. Modern replicas typically utilize plywood, MDF, or lighter woods like pine.The Hardware: Look under the shelves or behind the frame. Authentic 19th-century pieces are held together by old slotted screws (a single straight line across the head) Dark grey wooden corner shelf unit featuring five tiers for display. Used condition with visible character. Ideal for maximizing corner space. See Less
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