Antique Edwardian Inlaid Mahogany Desk
£895.00
An attractive and well-presented antique Edwardian mahogany writing desk with rectangular top, an arrangement of nine fitted drawers around a central kneehole, decorative inlay detail throughout, raised on square tapering legs with castors. A good, clean example of an Edwardian inlaid mahogany desk.
Item Ref; M-1740
Height – 75cm / Width – 114cm / Depth – 61cm / Legroom – 59cm
1 in stock
In good antique condition throughout with some signs of age and wear. General surface wear in places including some age-related marks to the top (pictured) but overall, good. Structurally solid and sound. No key. All castors remain present. A particularly good example of an Edwardian desk.
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