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Louis XV Style Satinwood Desk by Whytock & Reid

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Louis XV Style Satinwood Desk by Whytock & Reid Louis XV style satinwood desk %%alt5%% %%alt6%%
Circa 1910, Louis XV style satinwood desk by Whytock & Reid of Edinburgh. The shaped top has a green leather inset writing surface over a central drawer flanked by two drawers on either side all with drop handles, standing on cabriole legs ending on sabots.

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£2350.00  UK
$3003.30  USA
€2760.31  EU
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DimensionsSize 75cm high x 115cm wide x 60cm deep. Date Circa 1910  1910s Antiques Material Satinwood Maker Whytock and Reid | Furnituremaker Item code as178a633 / 17323 Status Sold

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