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A Rare George I Period Burr Walnut Architects Desk.
English, circa 1720.
This glorious example of early walnut has survived in remarkable state of preservation, retaining a wonderfully untouched colour and patina.
The hinged top with re entrant corners on a lifting ratchet mechanism. The panelled book matched veneers with double herringbone inlay, cross-banding, retractable book rest and two hinged brass candlestick holders. The pull out writing drawer, supported by two front legs with a leather lined writing surface incorporates a hinged lid and reveals an arrangement of compartments, secret compartments and a hinged pen drawer below. The four short drawers and one long drawer within the front legs, all-retaining their original handles.
Dimensions
H: 30 in (76 cm) W: 36 in (92 cm) D: 22 in (56 cm)Stock number
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