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AMERICAN VICTORIAN WALNUT MODERN GOTHIC THREE-DOOR BOOKCASE ATTRIBUTED TO DANIEL PABST C. 1870 - American Victorian walnut Modern Gothic three-door bookcase attributed to Daniel Pabst c. 1870 having original ornate brass hardware. Pictured flanking a grand mantel in the Bloomfield H. Moore Library. 510 South Broad Street, Philadelphia (1872-74), Frank Furness & Hewitt, architects. Interior woodwork attributed to Daniel Pabst. Published in SHELDON, George William: Artistic Houses Vol. 1 , New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1883 Excerpt: ”The book-cases, of black- walnut of chaste design, are filled with abundant examples of the bibliopegic art, overlooked by family portraits in oil, and surmounted by bronze ornaments and bric-a-brac.” Ht: 75.75” Wd: 71.25” Dpth: 16.75” Condition: Shipping & Pickup Information: Kamelot Auctions does not offer in-house shipping. Please refer to our recommended shippers list and to book your appointment here: kamelotauctions.com/shipper. All pickups are by appointment only and must be scheduled 24 hours in advance. Auction Terms & Conditions: Auction purchases are wholesale and sold ”as is, ” with no returns based on condition. Most items are vintage, often from estates, and may show signs of use. Kamelot Auctions acts as an agent, and buyers are responsible for determining the condition of lots before bidding. Please see our terms for more information: kamelotauctions.com/terms.php Buyers are strongly encouraged to schedule an appointment to inspect items in person during the preview periods. Written condition reports are available upon request at info@kamelotauctions.com. If you are unable to view an item in person, please request a condition report or additional photographs prior to bidding to assess the item’s condition, size, and any other details. Condition reports are expert opinions and not guaranteed facts. The absence of a report doesn't mean there are no condition issues. Inquiries made less than 24 hours before the auction may not receive a response.