Late 19th c. Mahogany Globe-Wernicke 4 Stack Lawyer's Bookcase c.1890-1899 Shipping MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES Wrought iron

MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES Wrought iron

Belonging to the movement that moved towards an international graphic style after the Bauhaus and de Stijl

It has retained its original finish

Chipping paint throughout

In 1915 Sirks had solo exhibitions at Caramelli and Tessaro in Utrecht

Late 19th c. Mahogany Globe-Wernicke 4 Stack Lawyer's Bookcase c.1890-1899 Shipping MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES Wrought ironABOUT A late 19th c. modular 4 stack lawyer's bookcase with brass knobs, brass plated metal straps and glass doors that open and slide in from the top. Original wavy glass in each shelf. Mahogany finish with an Oak finish in the interior. The whole piece is modular consisting of 6 pieces: the top, the bottom and four cabinets that all interlock. Original "Globe Wernicke" stamp. CREATOR The Globe Wernicke Co., Cincinnati. DATE OF MANUFACTURE c. 1890