19th Century Desk Inlaid Edwards & Roberts London England

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19th Century Desk Inlaid Edwards & Roberts London Absolutely Exquisite inlaid Masterpiece made by Edward & Roberts, a world renowned … more 19th Century Desk Inlaid Edwards & Roberts London Absolutely Exquisite inlaid Masterpiece made by Edward & Roberts, a world renowned Furniture Maker. It’s exquisite inlay craftsmanship is truly Spectacular! This is an authentic 1880’s Edwards & Roberts Writing Desk . Newer copies of it have been made and sold. Place the pictures of newer copies of this desk beside this true authentic 180O’s hand inlaid Roberts & Edwards of London Desk! Notice the fine intricacy of the inlay on this desk , the thick old brass gallery detail . The lovely pearl inlay inset detail around the side edges. This outstanding desk is unmatched in quality age woods , fine superior craftsmanship. The aged leather shows it’s authenticity! If desired the leather could inexpensively be replaced . The ink marks on the top shelf were lightly sanded to retain it’s authenticity. This stunningly gorgeous 1800’s Hepplewhite style writing desk has great pride of ownership and is a rare Heirloom piece to treasure for generations to come!! Timeless Elegance of Bellevue, Washington is proud to offer this amazing rare 1880’s Edward & Roberts desk. Our Timeless Elegance Fine Antique & Estate Furniture shop in Bellevue Washington was torn down for high rise development. We have not presently found the perfect size place we need for our five storages of shop inventory. We are pleased to be selling on Charish some of the be most beautiful highest quality European and American Furniture ever made! Watch for and “ Love” our up coming other rare one of a kind pieces of the best of the best in Fine Furniture, Superior Craftsmanship and aged glowing woods!! Their Beauty, and Designs have a forever Timeless Elegance forever in Style! We will add pictures of the desk’s side pearl inlay around desk edges.
Dimensions are 47 1/2” wide x 24” deep x 37 “high. Height to writing surface is 30” less