Large Mid Century Oak desk

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A large Mid Century oak desk, c1950s. Made of oak, RHS with 2 drawers, central drawer, LHS with a further 3 drawers, spring lock mechnism that locks all the drawers at once. This desk comes from a factory in Liverpool. In fully restored condition, some slight marks to the top, nibbles to the veneer on the RHS drawers.

Dimensions: H78cm, H62cm (to knee), W135cm, D75cm. RHS drawers: Pullout stand, D1 H: 6cm, D3H 27cm (filing drawer). Centre: H6cm. LHS: Pullout stationary tray, D1 H6cm, D2 H 13cm, D3 H 13cm. Note Price does not include delivery. Please contact us for a delivery quotation.

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Category Post 1940 Furniture Date 1950s  1950s Antiques Material Oak Origin English Item code as737a432 / 100662-1808 Status Sold

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