Secretary w/fold out desk

General Item Category
American Furniture
Medium - What is the item made out of (e.g. "silver")?
Wood and wood veneer
Distinguishing marks or signature (e.g. artist's name, silver hallmark)
none
Date Period (Estimated date of item if known)
early 1800?
Price Paid (If known)
Size and dimensions of this item
Lower W-40 1/2 X H-33 3/4 X D-18 3/4 Upper W-39 X H-44 X D-10 1/4
Weight
Condition
Excellent
History
Originally purchase by a Kendall or Pierce in Massachusetts or New Hampshire near Dunstable Massachusetts
Long Description and Pictures (jpg, gif, png)
Wood (probably Mahogany) with beautifully matched fancy wood veneer on legs, drawer fronts and crown molding. Six small drawers between glass doors and fold out desk. Three full width lower drawers (the top one of which is a curved front slightly overhanging drawer which pulls open from underneath without needing knobs and two with two knobs each) All drawers and doors are lockable with what looks to be the original key. Glass panes are original but two lower panes (one in each door) are cracked and a small amount of the molding on one pane is chipped off. Everythng is easily restorable by a professinal
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Item for Sale?
No, I don't want to sell it
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Re: Secretary w/fold out desk
This is an Empire style piece made circa 1835, it's mahogany with crotch cut mahogany veneers. This one is better than most- $3500.00.
Lovejoy