A George I Figured Walnut Writing Bureau, Circa 1720
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Provenance: Pennard House Antiques, Bath, 1989 (£4,200) Trevor Micklem, Frogpool Farm, Moorwood, Bath Brian H. Wray (1939-2002), Widcombe, Bath Fair condition, structurally secure with wear and tear consistent with age and use There are dents marks and scratches and shrinkage cracks due to age and use Repairs to veneers The interior prospect door probably later painted With a handwritten label stating 'FROM STONELEIGH ABBEY, WARKS A rare walnut and yew wood estate office bureau. The fitted interior with secret drawers .....' - presumably not this bureau since there's no obvious yew wood Key present, and working locks Drawers run smoothly Hidden compartment
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