Name: William Tonk & Sons - Library table - Lessenaar - Oak
Brand: William Tonk & Sons
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Unique lectern, made in England in the second half of the 19th century, with an extra circular side table for working by candlelight or to set your glass on.

The table is height-adjustable and can also be moved horizontally; the slats to support the book can be folded away.

In top condition and in good working order!

Height adjustable

Maker: WT&S  William Tonk & Sons Birmingham
Tabletop height: 25 to 108 cm

The table comes in 3 parts for transport

Also well-suited for heavy books or breakfast in bed!

Unieke lessenaar , uit de 2e helft van de 19e eeuws in Engeland  gemaakt met een extra rond tafeltje om bij kaarslicht werken of om uw glaasje op te zetten 
De tafel is in hoogte verstelbaar en is ook horizontaal te verstellen , de latten om het boek te steunen  kunnen weg geklapt worden .

In top conditie en werk goed! 
 Hoogte verstelbaar
Maker : WT&S  William Tonk & Sons Birmingham 
blad hoogte 25 tot 108 cm 
De tafel komt in 3 delen voor transport 
Goed te gebruiken ook voor zware boeken of ontbijt op bed !

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William Tonk & Sons - Library table - Lessenaar - Oak

United Kingdom -   - Second half 19th century

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Oak pull-out desk from the second half of the 19th century, made in the United Kingdom by William Tonk & Sons.

William Tonk & Sons - Library table - Lessenaar - Oak

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Oak pull-out desk from the second half of the 19th century, made in the United Kingdom by William Tonk & Sons.

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