Circa 1880, late Victorian oak adjustable lectern, the large surface top has canted corners and a small ledge for holding the reading material. The top is hinged and at the back is a mechanism for adjusting the height of the surface. Beneath this is a rectangular section made in solid oak. The lectern is held in place with a solid oak shaft which is embedded in the upright. There is a peg and holes to adjust the height. The whole piece stands on a platform base with canted corners on four squat oak feet. Interesting piece of furniture, good quality.
Height adjustable from 84cm to maximum 137cm x 56cm wide x 44cm deep.