This is an antique writing desk. An English, mahogany side table, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1890. A delightful example, presenting fine English craftsmanship and enduring charm. This elegant piece exudes the refinement of the late 19th century, blending decorative appeal with practical design. A wonderful addition to any period interior or refined study.
Constructed from select mahogany stocks with fine grain interest and warm caramel hues
Graced with a distinctive demi-lune back rest, offering a graceful visual flourish
Broad writing surface ideal for correspondence, study, or display
Single wide drawer set within the apron, dressed with a pair of circular brass pulls
Drawer runs smoothly and provides ample storage for writing materials and stationery
Maker’s name engraved to the drawer edge — a mark of authenticity and heritage
Dating to circa 1890, crafted by the respected cabinetmakers J. Waterer & Sons, Chertsey
Supported by a striking arra
...ngement of opposed barley twist legs, masterfully turned
The whole riding upon a quartet of ceramic castors for effortless movement
A superb example of late Victorian furniture, this mahogany writing desk by J. Waterer & Sons displays all the hallmarks of quality cabinetmaking, from the confident turning of its legs to the elegance of its proportions. A distinguished antique ready to grace any traditional or eclectic interior. Solid joints and construction, delivered ready for the home.
Dimensions:
Max Width: 69.5cm (27.25'''')
Max Depth: 52cm (20.5'''')
Max Height: 84.5cm (33.25'''')
Surface Height: 75cm (29.5'''')
Kneehole Width: 47cm (18.5'''')
Kneehole Height: 60cm (23.5'''')
Drawer Width: 45cm (17.75'''')
Drawer Depth: 44cm (17.25'''')
Drawer Height: 6.5cm (2.5'''')
What our clients have to say: https://www.londonfine.co.uk/pages/reviewsInternal Reference: 25601
Antique ID Number (AIDN): SA1172906
Dateline of this antique is Victorian
Height is 84.5cm (33.3inches)Width is 69.5cm (27.4inches)Depth is 52cm (20.5inches)
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