A recently, sympathetically, restored Edwardian partner's desk measuring 72" wide by 48" deep.

It has a glorious rich brown patina with an attractive brown hide writing surface decorated with gilt tooling. The hide is surrounded by a 3" band of mahogany with a bull nose moulded edge.

The desk top has 3 drawers either side of its length and each pedestal has 3 drawers to the front and a cupboard to the reverse. Two of the smaller drawers have an inset ivorine makers label 'Robson and Sons Ltd. Newcastle on Tyne'. All the drawers are of traditional dovetail construction with solid mahogany linings, well figured mahogany fronts, original brass swan neck handles and working locks.

The desk has attractive raised paneling to both sides of the pedestals and stands on plinth bases with hidden castors for ease of movement. As with all pedestal desks, it comes in 3 parts for ease of handling and transportation.

This is a good quality desk which has had the polish revived and would bring considerable presence to any traditional office or period residence.

Date : circa 1910

Dimensions:
Width 72" 183cm
Depth 48" 122cm
Height to top 31" 79cm

SOLD

Our Reference: SN401

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