Mid-Century Herbert E. Gibbs Teak Bookcase, sliding Glass Doors 1950/60s £125

By cliffordbf
April 12, 2024 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted April 12, 2024

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Posted April 12, 2024

Lovely mid century low, glazed teak bookcase by Herbert & Gibbs. Produced in the 1950’s and 60’s this is solid, original and in great condition. It is from their Autograph range, complete with the metal plate of authenticity on the back showing the autograph and serial number. Original sliding glass doors and shelves, which are adjustable or removable by moving the pegs/ supports for each shelf.

Dimensions:

83.5cm High, 91.5cm Width, 24.5cm Deep

Max internal storage (with glass doors closed) 19cm

I have removed the glass doors for transportation. You are welcome to collect from Forest Hill but I am happy to deliver this myself for a small additional payment. Please ask.

There is some wear and tear (see pictures) but overall in great condition.

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