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Georgian mahogany secretaire linen press
Item code 1160
A fine late Georgian period mahogany secretaire linen press of elegant tall proportions, dating from the late 18th to early 19th century. Crafted in beautifully figured mahogany with a rich warm colour and pleasing natural patina, this impressive antique piece combines classic Georgian design with highly practical storage.
The upper section features a moulded cornice with central oval patera inlay above a pair of large panelled cupboard doors. Inside are a series of original sliding trays, traditionally used for linen storage. The lower section is fitted with a well-graduated arrangement of drawers retaining their attractive oval brass handles and working locks, all raised on neat splayed bracket feet with a gently shaped apron.
A handsome and useful statement piece, ideal for bedroom or country house interiors, offering substantial storage while displaying refined period craftsmanship.
Key features
Late Georgian period
Figured mahogany throughout
Oval patera inlaid cornice detail
Panelled cupboard doors
Original internal sliding trays
Five graduated drawers
Oval brass handles
Shaped apron
Splayed bracket feet
Good colour and patina
Dimensions
Width 126 cm
Depth 59 cm
Height 229 cm
Antiques.co.uk Ref: 6AMB599XH
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