In de stijl van George Logan of J.S. Henry - Desk - Mahogany - Arts and Crafts

The tight geometric design with open side panels shows strong influences of the Arts & Crafts movement and the Glasgow School. Elegant mahogany writing cabinet in the style of Art Nouveau (Jugendstil), presumably manufactured in Germany or Austria. The furniture is characterized by its construction, slanted lid, above which glazed doors with a lock behind which a padded interior with two shelves. On both sides, bookcases. The symmetric construction, organic whip-lash motifs and asymmetric plant forms, the characteristic curved lines and the refined floral inlay decorations are typical for the Arts and Crafts period. The lower cabinet rests on characteristic square legs and is equipped with decorative metal fittings such as door hinges, drawer pulls, and knobs. Top inlaid with green leather, in vintage/worn condition. United Kingdom, ca. 1900 - 1915 Scotland/England, in the style of designers such as George Logan or J.S. Henry) or Western Europe (Netherlands/Belgium). Dimensions: H = 174 cm (top of lid open 74.5 cm) W = 102 - 113 cm (narrowest–widest) D = 47 - 53 cm (shallowest–deepest) Sec-3162~ Recently thoroughly checked for loose parts of construction and veneer. Woodworm check: No live woodworms found on 28/10/2026 Photos are part of the description, so view the photos carefully to avoid inconvenience. If in doubt, please ask questions via the auctioneer before you bid. Within Europe no additional/duty costs for this furniture. Last photos show the packaging method for international transport. Euro pallet with rack wrap film and sturdy thick cardboard or moving blanket with at least 2 straps. Due to the one-man delivery on a pallet, it will be delivered to the door. Please contact immediately after payment if you live on an island, in a building without an elevator, or have delivery wishes (two-man delivery, insurance, etc.). Take photos of the packaging upon receipt to rule out damage during transport.

Estimation:€2,000

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