Large writing cabinet, England, 19th c. Mahogany, veneered. High display case with cornice and curved muntins; three shelves. Secretarial element above three large drawers. Writing desk with leather overlay hinged over two laterally extendable catches, furnishings consisting of six compartments and eight drawers of various sizes. 222 x 122 x 55/90 cm. Good condition for its age. Traces of use. Large writing cabinet, England, 19th century. Mahogany, veneered. High display case with cornice and curved bars. Secretary's element above three large drawers. Furnishings consisting of six compartments and eight drawers of different sizes. 222 x 122 x 55/90 cm. Good condition for its age. Traces of use.

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