Antique 19th C. English Regency Maple & Oak Tooled Leather Top Partner's Desk

Description

This exceptional antique English Regency style dual-sided partner's desk showcases premium 19th-century cabinetmaking craftsmanship constructed from a high-quality combination of solid maple and oak. The expansive rectangular top features a tan leather leather skiver beautifully detailed with an embossed, blind-tooled border of oak leaves and corner floral rosettes, all framed by a solid oak mitered border. Designed to float beautifully in the center of a room, this versatile freestanding desk features a completely finished, dual-sided configuration with identical five-drawer pedestal layouts on both the front and back faces.

The exterior is crafted from select solid maple, radiating a warm, honey-toned grain pattern across the drawers and side panels. Each of the ten functional drawers is outfitted with turned black wood knob pulls, embedded brass skeleton keyhole escutcheons, and built with exceptionally robust solid oak drawer linings secured via authentic, hand-cut blind dovetail joints that verify its bench-made pedigree. The entire piece is elevated on four elegant, ring-turned maple legs that taper gracefully down to finish on robust, original brass cup casters. Exhibiting a beautifully preserved original finish with minor character-rich scuffs and a natural aged patina, this rare maple and oak writing table makes an exquisite statement piece for any home office or library interior.

Condition

Good Antique Condition; Some spots/scuffs to edges; gentle wear/discoloration/marks to leather top; center drawer on back side does not open (facade)

Dimensions

52"w x 29"d x 32"h, kneehole 25.5"h