Late-19th Century Dutch Mahogany Secretaire Cabinet

Name: Late-19th Century Dutch Mahogany Secretaire Cabinet
Brand: Attica Studios

Attica Studios

£3802.5

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A beautiful secretaire cabinet of Dutch origin, dating from the late-19th century. Its design is defined by elegant proportions and a refined balance of ornament and restraint, crafted in richly figured mahogany veneer over a solid fruitwood and oak substrate. The upper section features its original mirrored doors framed by delicately carved mouldings, while the lower section is formed of a single large cupboard door with a shaped panel of flowing curves and an internal shelf. The secretaire drawer conceals a solid mahogany writing board with compartments beneath for storage, while the upper i

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Late-19th Century Dutch Mahogany Secretaire Cabinet

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