Antique Estate Manager's Kneehole Desk, Scottish, Oak, Country House, Victorian

Our Stock # 25815

This is an antique estate manager's kneehole desk. A Scottish, golden oak and leather office desk, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1900. Excellent late-19th century example, offering superb proportion, handsome colour and extensive practicality.

• A distinguished desk with strong study and library appeal.
• Select golden oak stocks present fine grain interest and warm caramel hues
• Displays a desirable aged patina, with gently time-worn surfaces
• Upper drawers set at the back of the desk adorned with brass gallery rails
  
  
• Quality leather skiver set within the top, embellished with gold tooling and embossed detail
• Suite of eleven drawers arranged across the frame, providing plentiful storage
• Each drawer fascia dressed with brass drop handles, the backplates featuring flowerhead relief
• Pinstriped oak fascia sit before quality mahogany drawer boxes
  
  
• Locks present at each drawer — untested, keys absent
• Generous kneehole offers comfortable accommodation for daily use
• Stands upon eight brass castors, aiding smooth movement and positioning

This Scottish late Victorian kneehole desk offers charm, utility and exceptional presence — a classic piece of country house office furniture. Solid joints and construction, delivered ready for the home.

Dimensions:
Max Width: 122cm (48'')
Max Depth: 62.5cm (24.5'')
Max Height: 93cm (36.5'')

Skiver Width: 109cm (43'')
Skiver Depth: 45.5cm (18'')
Skiver Height: 76cm (30'')

Kneehole Width: 48cm (19'')
Kneehole Height: 57cm (22.5'')