April 16, 2024
Antique Tiger Oak Side by Side Secretary Desk Bookcase
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Antique Tiger Oak Side by Side Secretary Desk Bookcase THIS IS A NO RESERVE AUCTION !!!! You are bidding on an Antique Mission Tiger Oak Side By Side Secretary Slant Lid Desk & Bookcase. This piece is a RARE find due to its size and beauty. It has a hand beveled mirror with 2 carved lions at the top on each side of the mirror. The other side also has a nice floral decor motif carved at the top as well. The inside of the glass cabinet has 4 adjustable shelves and the slant lid desk opens and the inside of the secretary has a drawer with plenty of pigeon holes and the cabinet is very utilitarian with plenty of cabinet space. The bottom of the desk also has a cabinet as well and the top of the desk has a nice floral carved applique motif as and throughout the piece has beautiful Tiger Oak wood grain as you can see in the pictures below. This piece is all ORIGINAL and all solid wood construction as was very well made but Please understand that this is an antique and has some minor imperfections on it and the patina is aged but overall its in excellent shape. This piece measures approx 69 3/4 inches high, 37 inches wide and approx 12 1/2 inches deep. This is a NO RESERVE auction and since I am assuming all the risk by starting the bidding at 1 dollar you will have to pay for shipping. Fortunately enough we are in that line of business
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