This is an antique partner's desk by John Taylor and Son, Edinburgh. A Victorian, Scottish desk with ecclesiastical gothic overtones. An oak desk dating to circa 1870.

John Taylor & Son were synonymous with high quality furniture being appointed 'Cabinet-makers and Upholsterers in Ordinary to Her Majesty the Queen' in 1852.

Superb build quality as one would expect from a John Taylor piece
In Scottish blonde oak with a wax polished finish
Grain interest displaying wisps of medullary rays
Pugin-esque gothic and ecclesiastical overtones
Blind tooled, claret, triple set skiver work surface

Run of three frieze solid oak drawers
Twin, double sided pedestal cabinets with field panel doors
Dressed with quality shaped brass furniture
Generous kneehole decorated with pierced brackets
Quality, four lever, brass locks present, key absent

Cabinets open on quality brass hinging
A shelf one side with a bank of inner drawers opposite
Each crafted in solid oak with well executed recessed pulls
Hidden castors beneath continuous plinth pedestals

A superior quality antique partner's desk from a renowned Victorian cabinet maker. Solid joints and construction, Delivered waxed, polished and ready for the home.

Dimensions:
Max Width: 168cm (66.25'')
Max Depth: 107cm (42.25'')
Max Height: 77cm (30.25'')

Kneehole Height: 61cm (24'')

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Our Ref: 18.5303