A beautiful oak stationery cabinet dating from the late 19th / early 20th Century. It has a lovely warm patina and a sloped front with brass shield shaped escutcheon. It comes with its original working key.
The doors opens out to reveal a series of racks for holding papers and letters. There is also a pen tray and two glass inkwells and below this there is a large drawer that pulls out. One door holds a writing slab and the other has two brass fingers for holding back papers.
It is in good condition and although it has been used it has been well looked after over the years. There are a few small knocks and marks around the outside, general signs of age and use and a small crack across the writing slab in the door but nothing detrimental. There have been a few small repairs here and there and a small slither of wood has been added to the edge of the door to ensure the lock works correctly. It has been lightly cleaned and polished and is ready for use.
