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Lizardman desk(two available

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Derek Slater, trained at Acorn Industries with Alan “Acornman” Grainger and later worked at Crayke, nr Easingwold. Derek Slater initially used a carved Fish trade mark before changing to a Lizard after joining Martin Dutton who was Robert "Mouseman" Thompson trained, working together in Yorkshire during the 1960’s. He works solely in oak. and this piece is one of several available on this site, originally commissioned for prestigious barristers' chambers.
This is a kneehole desk of fielded panel construction, which closely resembles any of the three similar cabinets also listed on this website. The top has a plain tan leather inset, showing signs of use, but not worn out. The left hand side features a filing drawer, a sundries drawer and a pen/document slide lined in green baize. The right hand side has a filing drawer and 2 document drawers.
This desk comes with a single tan leather chair in good condition but missing a few drugget pins.
Price
£1850.00  UK
$2351.72  USA
2172.46  EU
 The price has been listed in British Pounds.
Conversion rates as of 23/MAY/2024. Euro & Dollar prices will vary and should only be used as a guide.
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Dimensions72" long 35.5" wide 28.5" high Date post 1960  Mid 20th Century Antiques Material Oak Origin English Condition very good Item code ac023a229 Status Sold

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