Bookcase
ca. 1904 (designed and made)
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Mahogany bookcase with carved and inlaid decoration, doors glazed with stained and leaded glass behind an unglazed rectiliniar framework of mahogany, incorporates mother-of-pearl, white metal mounts, with leather inserts
Object details
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| Parts | This object consists of 3 parts.
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| Materials and techniques | Mahogany, stained and leaded glass, mother-of-pearl, white metal mounts, leather inserts |
| Brief description | Lower part. English; ca. 1904; designed by George Logan to Bookcase, 3 new |
| Physical description | Mahogany bookcase with carved and inlaid decoration, doors glazed with stained and leaded glass behind an unglazed rectiliniar framework of mahogany, incorporates mother-of-pearl, white metal mounts, with leather inserts |
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| Object history | Designed for the Rossetti library designed by Logan for the Wylie and Lockhead pavilion in the Glasgow exhibition 1901. Only the bookcase survived. |
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| Accession number | W.23:1 to 3-1972 |
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| Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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