Antique Desk, Large, English, William IV, Mahogany, Kneehole, Circa 1835 Working Before a suite of five

Before a suite of five arched cubby holes with a pair of drawers over

framed with a broad carved border of reciprocating 'C' scrolls set in from a moulded edge

Beneath the desktop a pair of frieze drawers with brass handles

carved crest rail in foliate form

The dealers stamp can be clearly seen impressed into the top of the drawer front panel and reads 'James Winter & Sons

Antique Desk, Large, English, William IV, Mahogany, Kneehole, Circa 1835 Working Before a suite of fiveOur Stock # 18. 5485 This is an antique desk, a large, English, William IV mahogany kneehole desk dating to the early 19th century, circa 1835. Of generous proportions offering a large work surface Shaped, three quarter up stand Rear overhang for close wall placement Raised on stout, turned legs riding upon quality brass castors Four narrow frieze drawers over two larger document drawers Oak lined, dovetailed and cock beaded Dressed with the original