Vintage Teacher's Desk FS ?50

By Stouffer
October 15, 2017 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Stouffer

Posted October 15, 2017

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Posted October 15, 2017

We are sadly selling our well loved vintage teacher's desk. It is very solid but has seen a lot of life and has the scuffs and marks to show for it. The wear and tear is actually quite nicely distributed and gives a nice patina so we liked it as it was but of course it could be restored. It is solid wood (possibly stained oak?) and has a leather top which is marked and crazed but intact. There are two drawers which slide nicely with brass cup shaped handles.

Dimensions are;

Height 76cm

Depth 68.5cm

Width 121.5cm

Just off Peckham Rye (south side) SE22

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