MAHOGNI CHATOL / SEKRETÆR | KING GEORGE STYLE | MID-20TH CENTURY
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Mahogni chatol med øvre vitrineskab, udført i King George-traditionen og dateret til midten af det 20. århundrede.
Møblet kombinerer skrivefunktion, opbevaring og display i én samlet, velafbalanceret opbygning.
Nederste del fungerer som skriveplads med udtræksplade, grønt læderfelt og integrerede rum.
Øverste del er udført som vitrineskab med sprossede glaslåger.
Møblet består af to selvstændige dele, som kan anvendes samlet eller separat, afhængigt af rum og behov.
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This mahogany secretary with upper display cabinet is executed in the King George tradition and dates to the mid-20th century.
The piece combines writing function, storage and display in one composed structure.
The lower section features a pull-out writing surface with green leather inlay and organised compartments.
The upper section is designed as a glazed display cabinet with mullioned glass doors.
The piece consists of two independent units, usable together or separately.
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DETAILS
Material: Mahogany
Style: King George revival
Period: Mid-20th century
Construction: Two-part secretary with display cabinet
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DIMENSIONS (approx.)
Height: 188 cm
Width: 76 cm
Depth: 44 cm
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CONDITION
Very good vintage condition with light patina consistent with age and use.
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