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A George I Walnut Bachelors Kneehole Desk.
England, circa 1720.
An exceptionally fine and rare George I period walnut bachelor's kneehole desk and chest, with quarter veneered and herringbone crossbanded fold-over top above a long drawer and an arrangement of six small drawers around a central recessed kneehole cupboard, standing on bracket feet. Retaining the original handles.
An outstanding piece of walnut furniture.
Dimensions
Height: 29¹/₂ in (75 cm) Width: 29⁷/₈ in (76 cm) Depth: 13 in (33 cm)Stock number
Q03.44The BADA Standard
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