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French Art Deco Desk in Walnut

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A lovely little asymmetric Art Deco desk produced in France in the 1930’s this has four drawers to the left a central draw and bookshelf to the right, it has a lovely grain and mellow colour to the walnut, all the drawers run smoothly and they have solid brass handles, the desk has been fully polished by hand and is in excellent condition throughout

Age: 1930

Style: French Art Deco

Material: Walnut

Origin : France

Condition: Excellent

Restoration Fully Polished

Dimensions: 77h x 116w x 60d cm
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Category Antique Furniture Date 1930's  Art Deco Antiques Material Walnut Origin French Item code as457a2174 / 1942 Status Sold

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French Art Deco Desk in Walnut
 
as457a2174 / 1942
 


 
 






 

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