Late 19th c. Gunn Furniture Co. 3 Stack Lawyer's Bookcase c.1899 Workbenches De La Espada is industrial

De La Espada is industrial design with a warm heart where luxury is expressed through tactile materials and obsessive detailing

He worked with the company until his retirement as head bookkeeper in 1930

The ends have been taped with electrical tape

This cabinet was salvaged from a paper factory in the Bay Area that closed in 2020

The architect Eugene Jost built the Montreux Palace in Montreux

Late 19th c. Gunn Furniture Co. 3 Stack Lawyer's Bookcase c.1899 Workbenches De La Espada is industrialABOUT A late 19th century 3 stack Oak lawyer's bookcase with brass knobs and glass doors that open and slide in from the top. All function properly. The Gunn lawyer's bookcases are unique as each cabinet breaks down completely. The cabinets require no screws or tools as each locks into place. Original stamp. Matching Gunn 4 Stack bookcase available. Can be combined to make a 7 stack. CREATOR Gunn Furniture Co., Grand Rapids, Mich. DATE OF MANUFACTURE