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An English light oak double-sided library cabinet,
early 20th Century, removed from the Queen's College Library, Oxford,
the upper shelf unit with two bays of adjustable shelves to each side, above a cabinet with two pairs of panelled doors, raised on six turned legs, lacking one handle and one shelf,
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This cabinet, originally with a dedication plaque to the top, was situated in the lower library at Queen’s College Oxford. LASSCO salvaged it together with a run of Victorian bookcases.
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