Q283391

Restored Antique Dark Wood Tone Pine Jewelers Desk

$1,800

SOLD

This antique pine jeweler desk is a remarkable piece of furniture with a rich history and practical functionality. This desk features a dark wood tone finish that adds a sense of elegance and warmth to any space. With 15 pull out drawers, it offers ample storage space for organizing and storing various items. Whether used as a functional desk for work or as a decorative piece, this antique jeweler desk has been lovingly restored to bring out its original charm and utility, making it a valuable addition to your home or office. It is in good antique condition, with a small crack on the top right corner of the right side panel.

Inventory no.

Q283391

Availability

Sold

Location

Broadway NYC

Dimensions

39.25 in. W x 37.562 in. H x 19.75 in. D

Width (in.)

39.25

Height (in.)

37.562

Depth (in.)

19.75

Weight

98 lb.

Composition

Pine

Color

Dark wood tone

Refunds

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Local Pick-Up

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