This lovely, slim-line piece features;

• solid oak timber construction
• circa 1930’s
• beautiful wood grain figuring
• superb beading features
• 2 door astragal glass display
• slope top, drop front writing desk  w automatic slide-out supports
• multiple pigeon holes
• 3 dovetail-joined drawers
• complete & matching angular brass drop handles
• 3 locks, 2 keys (keys lock all drawers + display)
• 2 fully adjustable felt-topped timber shelves
• 2 sections for easy transporting
• turned legs
• box stretcher base
• turned feet

Condition overview; in good condition relative to its vintage, it is a well-made, solid and sturdy piece.  The doors, drawers and locks all work well.  There are no cracks in the glass.  As expected on a well-used piece of this age, it displays general wear, tear, knock (particularly around the lock on the drop front) and surface marks (including on the writing desk top) and the finish is inconsistent in areas.  In addition, the felt lining to the shelves is worn in areas.

Dimensions; 940mm wide x 480mm deep (desk open; 805mm deep) x 1990mm high.  Open desk top; 755mm high, work space depth to front of pigeon holes; 625mm deep.  Internal depth (top display); 240mm deep.

Please review the photos and the condition overview as they form part of the description.  It is impossible to mention / photograph every mark, therefore apart from general wear and tear marks, we endeavour to report and capture as many specific marks or damage, however we may inadvertently miss something.  With this in mind; we encourage and highly recommend viewing of items.