Reclaimed Wood Desk – 40mm Mill Timber – Steel Frame & Lower Shelf

Timber Foundry

£850

Reclaimed Wood Desk — 40mm Mill Timber Steel A writing desk with a 40mm top cut from reclaimed Derbyshire mill timber, on a UK forged steel frame with a lower shelf. The boards were floorboards and beams in mills built 100 to 200 years ago; we salvage them locally, plane them back, joint them and finish them by hand a few miles from where they came from. The marks in the top are the point. Nail holes, saw scores, filled knots and colour variation are a century of use rather than a printed effect, and no two desks come out the same. A water-based varnish seals the surface without filling in tha

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Registered at Companies House as TIMBER FOUNDRY LTD, number 12712489. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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