1930s Art Deco Oak & Walnut Twin-Pedestal Partners / Bankers Desk (Leather Top)

£995.00

Substantial interwar British executive partners desk (circa 1930s) crafted in warmly figured oak with contrasting walnut pedestal side panels, ebonised plinth bases, and matching ebonised edge banding around the top.

Originally made for a bank in Thurso.
152cm W . 122cm D . 79cm H

Features a generous rectangular writing surface inset with a brown/burgundy leather skiver, making it ideal as a freestanding centre-of-the-room desk.

The primary working side offers a central frieze drawer flanked by two five-drawer pedestals (11 drawers total) fitted with sleek Art Deco black bar pulls and brass keyhole escutcheons, while the reverse side provides a matching kneehole recess, central frieze drawer, and twin full-height cupboard doors for concealed storage.

Presents in very clean, solid showroom condition with attractive wood grain, tidy leather surface, and light age-related edge wear consistent with careful use. (Note: Chess set shown on top for display/scale is not included.)

Substantial interwar British executive partners desk (circa 1930s) crafted in warmly figured oak with contrasting walnut pedestal side panels, ebonised plinth bases, and matching ebonised edge banding around the top.

Originally made for a bank in Thurso.
152cm W . 122cm D . 79cm H

Features a generous rectangular writing surface inset with a brown/burgundy leather skiver, making it ideal as a freestanding centre-of-the-room desk.

The primary working side offers a central frieze drawer flanked by two five-drawer pedestals (11 drawers total) fitted with sleek Art Deco black bar pulls and brass keyhole escutcheons, while the reverse side provides a matching kneehole recess, central frieze drawer, and twin full-height cupboard doors for concealed storage.

Presents in very clean, solid showroom condition with attractive wood grain, tidy leather surface, and light age-related edge wear consistent with careful use. (Note: Chess set shown on top for display/scale is not included.)