When we were approached by the previous owners of this Victorian mahogany pedestal desk (Circa 1860) to see if we were interested in purchasing, we could see that it had the attributes we always look for in a piece of antique furniture. Even if an item is tired, through use and neglect, as long as it is structurally sound, has a good untouched surface, that the majority of its locks and knobs are original, and its proportions are pleasing to the eye, then our team (restorer, locksmith, wood turner and polisher) can sensitively restore and revive the piece so it can be enjoyed by future generations. This lovely desk is a prime example of what can be achieved with experience and judgement. This desk separates into three pieces making it easily transportable. It stands at the recommended comfortable working height and can be supplied with castor covers if it is to be placed on a polished floor (for maneuverability underneath each pedestal there are four original castors)As you ca...