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Small mid century modern desk / dressing table - ?300 - refinished with danish oil in VGC

Mp624

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This is a gorgeous vintage piece, full of character. I believe it's late 1950s and has that classic timeless mid century design. I have refinished the surface so there are no chips or rings but there is an age related patina as visible in the photos. The work surface is oiled rather than varnished which gives it a mre contemporary edge.


It's quite a low desk but suits me perfectly at 5ft4- my wrists are finally level with my keyboard! Would not be a good desk for someone taller but would work as a dressing table.


Dimensions:

H: 26 inches

D: 17 inches

L: 35 inches


Chair not included.


Let me know if you'd like to view. Am only getting rid because of space issues! Collection from Herne Hill.

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