A gorgeous antique Late Victorian, Arts & Crafts, or American Empire tiger oak writing desk or library table
In the manner of R.J. Horner & Co.
USA, Late 19th Century
Measures: 40″W x 27.25″D x 29″H.
Very good original vintage condition.
Item no. 11702 / In the manner of R.J. Horner & Co.
Antique Victorian Carved Tiger Oak Writing Desk or Library Table, Circa 1890s
$2,595.00
Details
Brand/Designer
In the manner of R.J. Horner & Co.
Country
USA
Era
Late 19th Century
Material
Oak
Condition
Very Good
Dimensions
Width
40"
Depth
27.25"
Height
29"
Condition Notes
Very good vintage condition. Normal minor surface wear expected from age and use. See photos. Shows beautifully.
1 in stock
Please submit your offer for consideration.
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