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Michel Karis

Beautiful three-piece Amsterdam School desk consisting of a left and right cabinet with a top.

The desk is made of oak with very deep drawers with metal key plates and round Bakelite buttons. Detachable cabinet paper is fitted on the inside. Beautiful and designed confirm the style, especially in the knee recess and the black baseboard. I am 180 cm tall and I can sit comfortably with still enough space at the knees. The desk is in original used condition. The top should be sanded down and waxed because of the scratches and stains.

Length: 130 cm.
Top height is 78 cm.
Depth 64 cm.

Piece of furniture can be viewed in consultation with the auctioneer. Because of its divisibleness it fits in much larger cars. Delivery within the Netherlands, excluding Wadden Islands possible for a fee of 70 cents per kilometre single trip.

Netherlands - Netherlands, Ca. 1925 - Bakelite, Iron (cast/wrought), Wood, Oak

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