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A small early Victorian walnut and tulipwood crossbanded pedestal desk

A small early Victorian walnut and tulipwood crossbanded pedestal desk

Date:	c. 1870
Origin:	England
Dimensions:	Height 75.00 cm. Width 108.50 cm. Depth 67.50 cm.

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A small early Victorian walnut and tulipwood crossbanded pedestal desk the rectangular top inset with a gilt-tooled leather writing surface and with an ovolo moulded edge, above one long and two short frieze drawers, over six graduated drawers flanking the kneehole, on plinth bases.

Provenance: FOOTNOTE
The distinctive turned and knopped handles of the present lot appear similar to that recognisable element of pieces produced by the renowned cabinet making firm, Holland and Sons.

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