A practical early 20th century large sized tabletop stationery cabinet, beautifully crafted in polished wood and designed to combine filing, writing and storage in one elegant piece.
This antique cabinet opens to reveal multiple metal filing compartments, ideal for organising letters, documents and correspondence. The central drop-down writing slope provides a convenient writing surface and folds neatly back up to conceal the rear filing sections, keeping the contents tidy and discreet. The central filing trays have A-Z labels for alphabetical, organised storage.
Below is a stationery tray, perfect for storing pens, pencils, ink accessories, seals or other desktop items. When closed, the entire piece folds into a compact box, finished with two decorative brass strips across the front, adding a refined period touch.
A wonderful example of Edwardian early 20th century office craftsmanship, this cabinet is both decorative and functional and is ideal for collectors, writers or anyone seeking a distinctive antique desk accessory.
A wonderful, sturdy piece. Perfect for a home office, workspace, study or in a retail setting such as a printing company, stationery shop or where stylish storage is needed.
Dimensions: Width fully open 112cm // Closed dimensions are 57cm x 47.5cm x Height 56cm
Condition: Good antique order. No key. Scuffs and marks typical of age.
Item no. 9085
