Early George III Mahogany Bureau of Desirable Proportions

Circa 1760. An early George III mahogany bureau of desirable proportions, the solid top in nicely figured mahogany, the flap with wonderful colour opens to reveal a well-fitted interior, including various pigeon holes with shaped tops and multiple drawers, and a small cupboard with divisions and drawers behind, the flap held in position by the original lopers, with a configuration of four graduation drawers, with cast brass swan neck handles with elegant back plates and proudly decorated escutcheons, beneath the bottom drawer is a stylish moulding that runs around the sides, all resting on four squat-shaped bracket feet.