Main image: 18th century mahogany partners desk A fine George III period mahogany partners desk, with original brass swan neck handles and good veneers to the drawer fronts with fine patina . This handsome desk has unusual writing slides above the two pedestals giving extra space at the desk. It has even survived with its original steel key with engraved details, showing the quality of cabinet makers workshop that must have made this piece. England 1775 Exhibitor: Hansord
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