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Mission slant front desk model #279 in the 1906 Shop of the Crafters catalog (see picture 4). Quarter sawn church oak construction. Two leaded glass cupboard type doors on either side of slant front with crested back splash. Single drawer beneath slant front and splayed legs with cutout design at top. Naturally darkened original finish, but with replacement antique brass hardware. Dimensions: 46”x42”x18”.
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