Shapland And Petter Arts And Crafts Desk

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Rare Shapland and Petter oak desk with original leather skiver and copper handles by Loach and Clarke.The back panel contains two copper inserts "DEVISE-WIT" and "WRITE-PEN".The whole desk is constructed in mainly quarter sawn oak and overall colour is excellent.The registration number on back panel is 1550 and this desk features in Daryl Bennetts book on Shapland and Petter page 77.Please call if you require any further details.

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Dimensions122cm wide 102cm high 63cm deep.Kneehole 62cm high 45cm wide Category Antique Furniture Date 1900  Arts and Crafts Antiques Material Golden Oak Origin English Maker Shapland & Petter | Furniture maker Condition excellent Item code as264a074 Status Sold

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