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Inlaid Mahogany Pedestal Desk by Maple and Co

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A very fine quality inlaid mahogany pedestal desk of generous proportions by the renowned cabinet makers Maple and Co. Very well made in solid mahogany with attractive mahogany veneers. The desk is decorated with inlaid stringing and satinwood cross-banding throughout. It is finished to the rear so could be free standing with a room if desired. There is a series of one long central drawer, flanked by two banks of 4 graduated drawers. All fitted with their charming original brass handles. There are also a pair of pull-out trays to expand the working surface. This desk is of inverted break-fronted form with a gentle concave shape to the breakfront. All standing on ogee bracket feet. The top is fitted with a sumptuous black leather writing surface which is decorated with blind and gilt tooling. It splits into 3 pieces for ease of installation. We have had this desk sympathetically repolished in our workshops to a very high standard. It is now offered for sale in excellent overall condition, with a wonderful colour and patina. It is ready to go straight into the home or office.

Dimensions:
Width 153cms
Depth 86cms
Height 80cms
Kneehole width 67cms
Kneehole height 60.5cms

Maple & Co was established by John Maple, a shopkeeper from Horley, Surrey, who later opened a antique furniture shop in Tottenham Court Road. However it was his son, John Blundell Maple , who made Maples & Co a success. With exceptional business skills, John B. Maple took over the company while still a young man. By the 1880s they were the largest furniture store in the world, exported their fine furniture to every continent.
Maples manufactured their luxury furniture entirely in-house, at a huge modern complex. A timber importer and furniture exporter, they landed prestigious contracts furnishing fine houses, hotels, embassies and palaces in Europe among them Tsar Nicholas’s Winter Palace and the Hofburg Imperial Palace in Vienna . With his own empire established, John Blundell Maple achieved further fame in politics and horseracing – some lines, such as the Atherstoke antique cabinet, having racing connections in the titles.
Never compromising on quality, Maples produced a huge catalogue of fine antique furniture, covering every avenue of interior design. A Maples & Co sale today would cover everything from Chippendale Revival antique dining chairs , to Aesthetic style carved oak dressers, to Art Nouveau tulip carved antique dining antique tables – all from the same catalogue.
The exclusivity and high quality of craftsmanship of Maples’ antique cabinets, dining suites and bedroom furniture made them highly popular with Britain’s social elite. Today, they appeal to anyone who appreciates fine craftsmanship.
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Camden Antiques
units 20 & 19
The vinery
Poling
West Sussex
BN189PY
07887503904
Price
£2150.00  UK
$2686.00  USA
2498.73  EU
 The price has been listed in British Pounds.
Conversion rates as of 8/MAY/2024. Euro & Dollar prices will vary and should only be used as a guide.
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Date 1900  1900s Antiques Material Mahogany Origin English Maker Maple and Co Item code as402a1813 Status Sold

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Camden AntiquesUnits 20, 19, and 18
The Vinery,
Poling
West Sussex
BN18 9PY

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