Mahogany veneered on oak and pine
c. 1780
This simple mahogany bookcase belonged to John Wesley. It was made for his sitting room or study. Amongst other books, it used to contain proofing copies of Wesley's own publications.
The door arrangement is unusual; the upper doors slide, while concealed push buttons release two large folding doors below.
c. 1780
This simple mahogany bookcase belonged to John Wesley. It was made for his sitting room or study. Amongst other books, it used to contain proofing copies of Wesley's own publications.
The door arrangement is unusual; the upper doors slide, while concealed push buttons release two large folding doors below.