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Late Victorian Oak and Brass Desk Tidy or Standish
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Late Victorian Oak and Brass Desk Tidy or Standish

19th century
Description

A late 19th century oak letter rack and inkstand. Intricate brass fretwork inset with matching pair of glass inkwells with brass tops, supported on bun feet.

Circa: 1900

Stock no: 4875

Size: 11.3/8" (29cm) wide x 8.1/4" (21cm) deep x 7.1/8" (18cm) high

Physical Dimensions
Height
18cm (7.09")
Width
29cm (11.42")
Depth
21cm (8.27")
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John Hubbard Antiques has dated this Victorian Oak Desk Tidy to the 19th Century.

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SA1124135
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Description
A late 19th century oak letter rack and inkstand.
Intricate brass fretwork inset with matching pair of glass inkwells with brass tops, supported on bun feet.
John Hubbard Antiques

Circa: 1900

Stock no: 4875

Size: 11.3/8" (29cm) wide x 8.1/4" (21cm) deep x 7.1/8" (18cm) high

Height
18cm (7.09")
Width
29cm (11.42")
Depth
21cm (8.27")
Date of Manufacture

John Hubbard Antiques has dated this Victorian Oak Desk Tidy to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1124135
Dealers Internal Ref
4875
John Hubbard Antiques
John Hubbard Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Sep 2014
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Late Victorian oak standish featuring a stationary gallery with pierced brass trim, two square glass inkwells with brass lids, and a carved pen groove.
Late Victorian oak and brass desk tidy or standish
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Late Victorian oak standish featuring a stationary gallery with pierced brass trim, two square glass inkwells with brass lids, and a carved pen groove.
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A standish is a desktop station designed to hold writing instruments, letter paper, and inkwells. Commonly produced during the nineteenth century, these items kept correspondence essentials organised in domestic studies and commercial offices.

Victorian desk accessories typically featured solid hardwoods such as oak, mahogany, or walnut paired with cast or pierced brass fittings. Ink receptacles were generally constructed from heavy moulded or cut glass with metal hinged lids.

Authentic pieces display period-appropriate joinery, natural oxidisation on brass components, and hand-finished wood grain. Look for original glass inserts with brass caps and Victorian brass gallery work featuring geometric or scroll motifs.

Place the piece on a home office desk, console table, or bookshelf as a decorative focal point. The inkwells can serve as small containers for stationery supplies, while the rear rack holds letters or business cards.

Dust the wooden structure regularly with a soft cloth and apply a thin layer of beeswax polish to preserve the original finish. Clean glass inkwells with warm water only, avoiding harsh chemical cleaners on the surrounding brass gallery.
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