Slim Edwardian Arts and Crafts Mahogany Bureau

Name: Slim Edwardian Arts and Crafts Mahogany Bureau
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA601419
Availability: SoldOut

1900 - 1920

Sold by Antique Furniture Direct

Description

A charming slim antique Edwardian Arts and crafts mahogany bureau with pewter and mother of pearl inlay. With inlaid fall front above two panelled door cupboard and standing on half-moon bracket feet. The fall front drops down on brass arms to reveal pigeon holes and a leather writing surface, the cupboard doors open to reveal a single removable shelf and a sloped book trough. In a wonderfully figured mahogany with arts and crafts Glasgow school style inlay, it’s a slim size, ideal for a hall or study. Dating from circa 1905.

Construction/Wood:

Mahogany

Condition Report:

Good colour and original warm patina. Wear and marks commensurate with age. Wear and marks to the top. Some small sections of inlay missing.

Dimensions

Width: 66cm

Depth at Feet: 36cm

Depth at Middle: 28cm

Height: 123cm

Cupboard Internal: 60cm Wide x 34cm High x 22cm Deep

Physical Dimensions

Height

123cm (48.43")

Width

66cm (25.98")

Depth

36cm (14.17")

Declaration

Antique Furniture Direct has dated this piece to the Edwardian era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA601419

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Description

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The fall front drops down on brass arms to reveal pigeon holes and a leather writing surface, the cupboard doors open to reveal a single removable shelf and a sloped book trough.

Antique Furniture Direct

In a wonderfully figured mahogany with arts and crafts Glasgow school style inlay, it’s a slim size, ideal for a hall or study. Dating from circa 1905.