Walnut French Escritoire

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The top has a single drawer ,below this the fall when opened reveals a very nice interior ,it has a small bow shaped cupboard door in the centre which when opened reveals two small drawers, on either side of this it has three shaped drawers all with there original handles.Below the fall it has three long drawers The escritoire is supported by very nice original shaped feet .It is complete with its original keys

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DimensionsWidth 39" Depth 22" Height 62" Category Antique Furniture Date Late 19th Century  Late 19th Century Antiques Material Walnut Origin French Condition Immaculate Original Condition Item code as403a068 / S24-148 Status Sold

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Unit 7 Rawlings Farm Buildings
Main Road, Rettendon Common
Rettendon, Chelmsford
Essex
CM3 8DY

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