Rare Victorian Mahogany Kidney Shaped Writing Desk (1 of 15)

Oakfield Gallery

West Sussex, UK

With over forty years experience in the antique trade, we pride ourselves on supplying genuine quality antique furniture. Every piece has been selected based on its age, condition and originality. With our extensive experience in all aspects of furniture restoration we ensure each item is of a high standard and ready to grace any showroom or home. We are based in West Sussex and have an extensive stock of over 400 items. If you can not find what you are looking for on the website please contact us to see if we can help in any way.

Rare Victorian Mahogany Kidney Shaped Writing Desk

Name: Rare Victorian Mahogany Kidney Shaped Writing Desk
SKU: LA448146
Price: 6950 GBP
Availability: InStock

REF: 2451 / LA448146

£6,950

€7,974

$8,509

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Description

This is a rare mid 19th century (c.1850) mahogany kidney shaped ladies kneehole writing desk of small proportions. The desk stands on a plinth base and consists of an arrangement of nine graduated drawers, fitted around a central kneehole. The drawers retain their original turned knob handles. The desk is fitted with a replacement maroon gilt tooled leather writing surface. The desk is of the finest quality and exhibits a rich warm colour. Height of kneehole - 56cm. Width of kneehole - 36cm

measurements

Height:

71 cm

Width:

109 cm

Depth:

66 cm

Height of kneehole - 56cm. Width of kneehole - 36cm

measurements

declaration

Oakfield Gallery has clarified that the Rare Victorian Mahogany Kidney Shaped Writing Desk (LA448146) is genuinely of the period declared with the date/period of manufacture being 1850

declaration

condition

The desk is of the finest quality and exhibits a rich warm colour. The desk is in excellent condition with only very minor blemishes, commensurate with age and usage.

additional info

Period:

Victorian Desks

Mid Victorian Desks

Mid 19th Century Desks

Category: