Edwardian inlaid mahogany desk

This Edwardian inlaid mahogany desk was made circa 1910 the ‘age of elegance’

The desk with the green gilt tooled writing surface with the mahogany satinwood banded edge.

To the right are the flight of 4 graduated drawers all fitted with the original brass ring handles, all have the attractive satinwood banding.

At the left you have the kneehole with the turned leg that is joined by stretchers to the side and rear, above the kneehole you have one drawer that is the width of the kneehole.

The square tapering legs stand on the original porcelain castors

Imagine this attractive desk in your home or office, a fine desk that gives you a good working space as well as the great storage with the multiple drawers.

90cms wide 35 1/2ins

49.5cms deep 19 1/2ins

76cms high 30ins

Green Product

Antiques are very environmentally friendly items; they are the ultimate green recycled product. They have been used for generations, and will go forward for more generations, sparing the worlds resources. Unlike mass-produced modern items using scarce resources, cutting down acres of forests before being shipped for 3000 miles, used for a few years then discarded, before another load is shipped again 3000 miles.

We spend time choosing the best product, an antique item that must meet the strict criteria to be placed in Hingstons of Wilton stock.

Guarantee

This Edwardian inlaid mahogany desk carries the Hingstons Antiques product guarantee plate which gives you the peace of mind that any item with this plate, is of the quality and condition expected when purchasing from Hingstons Antiques Limited. All our goods are individually selected by Nick Hingston who uses his experience of over 45 years of trading to select the best items of the best design and condition suitable to be placed in our quality stock.

Purchases from Hingstons Antiques Ltd give all buyers the right to cancel the purchase within 14 working days after receipt of the item, for a full refund less transport costs, on condition it is returned in the condition it was sent.