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Victorian Mahogany Satinwood Banded Ladies Writing Desk

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Late Victorian Mahogany Satinwood Banded Ladies Writing Table by Schoolbred. The brass galleries over 2 pairs of mahogany lined drawers with satinwood banded edges with internal stringing and having brass knob handles. Flanking a lift lid, again satineood banded and banded front, opening to pentray and letter divisions. The worn leather lined writing surface with strung and banded surround and moulded edge. The 3 conforming frieze drawers all bearing stamp of Jas. Schoolbred & Co. These flanked by satinwood panels above the line inlaid square tapered legs with brass square cap castors. The sides also banded.

Dimensions

42" wide
23" deep
37" high
29" high writing surface

Price
£1000.00  UK
$1269.30  USA
1211.80  EU
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Category Antique Furniture Period Late Victorian Antiques Material Mahogany Origin English Item code as483a281 / 8113 Status For Sale

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E.W. Cousins and Son Antiques27 High Street
Ixworth
Suffolk
IP31 2HJ

Tel : 01359230254

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