Georgian Oak Two Part Bureau

18th century

Sold by Harrison Antique Furniture

Description

Early Georgian period two part oak writing bureau raised on bracket feet.

Upper section having fall down front with locking key revealing interior with lift up well lid providing secret storage space.

Twin front opening storage drawers with brass handles. Lower base section with single deep opening storage drawer.

Having a pleasing polish finish. Coming in two sections for ease of movement. Circa 1720 (This date is not available on the generic system therefore the date 1750 shows. However the date of 1720 is the date of the bureau).

Measurements

Height 38"

Width 36"

Depth 16"

Delivery: Free UK Mainland

Physical Dimensions

Height

96.5cm (37.99")

Width

91.5cm (36.02")

Depth

40.5cm (15.94")

Declaration

Harrison Antique Furniture has dated this piece to the 1750s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA659152

Dealers Internal Reference

158B13/9 WH

Dealers Notes

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Once item is delivered you have 14 days to cancel. Return of the goods must be within 14 days of this cancellation date.

The cost of the item/s will be refunded, whilst the cost of returning the item/s is at the buyers own expense.

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Delivery when shown as Free UK Mainland excludes Scottish Highlands.

Description

Early Georgian period two part oak writing bureau raised on bracket feet.

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Upper section having fall down front with locking key revealing interior with lift up well lid providing secret storage space.

Harrison Antique Furniture

Twin front opening storage drawers with brass handles. Lower base section with single deep opening storage drawer.

Having a pleasing polish finish. Coming in two sections for ease of movement. Circa 1720 (This date is not available on the generic system therefore the date 1750 shows. However the date of 1720 is the date of the bureau).

Measurements

Height 38"

Width 36"

Depth 16"