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Reiseschreibtisch England, um 1900/1907, Mahagoni…

Lot 717
15.11.2023 10:00UTC +01:00
Classic
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€ 700
AuctioneerYves Siebers Auktionen GmbH
Event locationGermany, Stuttgart
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Lot 717 | Reiseschreibtisch England, um 1900/1907, Mahagoni…
Reiseschreibtisch England, um 1900/1907, Mahagoni schwarz lackiert, das Tischgestell mit unterer Ablage und 1 abschließbaren Schublade, die Tischplatte mit abschließbarem Bureau in Rahmenbauweise staffiert mit Messingleisten, die Schreibkastenklappe mit Schreibunterlage aus Papierbögen, reiche Inneneinrichtung mit rotem Lederbezug: 1 Stifteablage zum Herausziehen, 2 Schubkästchen, 1 Tintengefäß, 1 Federkästchen, mehrere Ablagen, Taschen und Halteriemen für die Aufnahme von Papieren/Drucksachen/Schriftstücken, im Deckel eine Ledertasche (mit beigelegtem Löschpapierheft) flankiert von 1 Fenster zum Einschieben von Monatskalenderblättern (beiliegend 1 Monatsblatt von 1907 und mehrere Monatsblätter von 1914) und 1 Fenster bez. ENGAGEMENTS zum Einschieben von Wochenkalenderblättern (nicht beiliegend), HxBxT: 111/71/43 cm. 1 kl. Einsatz im Bureau fehlt, Bestoßung an der Plattenkante, normale Gebrauchs- und Altersspuren, feine Risse. Provenienz: Objekt aus Schloss Friedrichshafen, aus dem Besitz der Wilhelmine Marie Herzogin von Württemberg.
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