Meiji Period Desk

Name: Meiji Period Desk
SKU: as243a1440
Price: 1450.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

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A superb Japanese Meiji period red lacquer desk. The super structure having a stylised carving of Mount Fuji with a dragon amongst clouds and 2 staggered shelves. The righthand side having a dragon carved door which opens to a fitted stationary compartment. The writing surface with a replaced burgundy leather with blind and gold with 2 drawers below. The lower section with open kneehole supported by dragon carved legs to one side and a cupboard containing 4 drawers to the other with carved panel back and supporting under shelf. The whole in excellent condition with carved decoration to all sides and working locks and keys. Sizes:- Height...59''/ 150cm. Max.Width...39''/ 99cm. Depth...27.5''/ 70.5cm. Delivery to most of U.K. mainland £75.
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$1927.92

€1708.83

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Category Antique Furniture Date c.1900 1900s Antiques Origin Japanese Item code as243a1440 / 21413 Status For Sale

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