This revolving walnut bookcase, dating from 1900, is an exceptional piece stamped by the manufacturer G. Lancelin, domiciled at 24, place des Vosges in Paris. This piece of furniture, with a square section, is a remarkable example of the craftsmanship of the period. The upper part of the bookcase has two shelves, providing three separate storage spaces. These shelves are joined by spindle-shaped uprights, adding a touch of elegance and sophistication. Below, the cabinet offers four semi-barred storage areas, ideal for organizing various items while adding an interesting visual aspect. The whole thing is based on an X-shaped rotating system, allowing for smooth and practical rotation. This mechanism ends with small metal casters, making it easier to move the furniture. This bookcase is not only functional, but it is also a true object of art. The spindle-shaped uprights and semi-barred storage areas add an aesthetic dimension that makes this piece of furniture a centerpiece for any interior. The rotating system allows easy access to all compartments, making this bookcase as practical as it is elegant. In short, this walnut revolving bookcase from 1900 is a unique piece that combines both beauty and utility. Stamped by G. Lancelin, it demonstrates the artisanal know-how of the period and constitutes a valuable addition to any collection of antique furniture. ******** Period: 1900 Excellent condition. Waxed finish Dimensions: Width: 42.5 cm Depth: 42.5 cm Height: 98 cm