Fine Antique Georgian Mahogany Secretaire Bookcase – Gothic Glazed Doors & Satinwood Interior c.1830

A truly elegant Georgian mahogany secretaire bookcase of outstanding quality and proportion. The commanding arched pediment with four turned finials gives the piece a stately presence, while the twin Gothic arched astragal glazed doors reveal an interior fitted with three adjustable shelves — perfect for displaying treasured books or fine porcelain. Below, the secretaire drawer opens to reveal a beautiful satinwood interior with multiple small drawers and a writing surface, offering both practicality and refined craftsmanship. The lower section houses three full-width drawers with brass ring handles, providing ample storage and balance to the design. With a deep, lustrous patina and clean Georgian lines, this bookcase is a magnificent example of early 19th-century English cabinetmaking. It combines form and function seamlessly, serving as both a showcase and writing desk — ideal for libraries, offices, and statement interiors. Wood: Mahogany with satinwood interior Date: circa 1830 Origin: England This magnificent Georgian secretaire bookcase makes a striking focal point in a library, study, or drawing room, where its architectural glazing and warm mahogany tones can be appreciated. Also ideal for period homes, country houses, or refined modern interiors seeking a statement piece with history and craftsmanship.