Late 19th century library in solid oak

French library from the late 19th century in solid oak. The upper part opens with three glass doors and reveals adjustable shelves. It is therefore easy to adjust their height. The shelves are held in place with bronze dowels. This is very rare. The glazing is original. The three doors are numbered. This numbering allowed the former owner to easily find his documents and his many collector's items. The lower part has 3 doors, each revealing an adjustable shelf. The belt of the furniture includes three drawers mounted on dovetails, thus ensuring perfect solidity. The drawers can be opened daily and contain many sometimes heavy objects. These drawers slide perfectly. The drawer knobs are made of brass. The whole rests flush with the ground on a base. All the locks are discreet "thread" entries and do not protrude from the surface. They are all original. There are three keys and they are in working order. This piece of furniture comes from a castle in the center of the Loire Valley. The bookcase is completely dismountable as far as the upper part is concerned. The piece of furniture is easy to move despite its imposing dimensions. The entire bookcase is of very high quality and in perfect condition. It will find its place in a library or a living room. This piece of furniture of character leaves no one indifferent. Its structure, its dimensions, its patina, the quality of its wood, its various finishing elements arouse admiration.