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  frank chiovitti

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what is this by frank chiovitti posted Aug 4, 2018 at 12:48 PM

can any one provide any info on this desk ?

 

Welcome to Antiquers Frank!

 

Greetings, Frank!

 

WELCOME Frank !!! .. Joy.

 

1930s writing desk/table

 

Maybe.

Could also be a dressing table/vanity missing the three part mirror.
I know because, I took the mirror off mine and used it as an entry table instead.

Most of the ones I've been finding have more drawers. Someone painted this one white.


Frank, check the back across the top for holes where a mirror might have been attached. Mine had two side mirrors that swung,like the one above, so only the centerpiece was attached.

 

Oh and mine has only two large drawers, like Frank's.

 

Welcome to Antiquers, Frank.

 

I think that it is about time (actually past time) that we learned the "dimensions" on this "item" (be it vanity or desk).

How high is the top of the "item" from the floor?

How wide is the item from side to side?

How "deep" is the item from front to back?

 

Whether it ever had a mirror or not, it is a writing desk now. Here is a similar vintage writing desk I currently have at my shop. If the organizer were removed, one might think it a vanity missing its mirror.

 

LOVE the desk Brad ... Joy.

 

greetings

 

Welcome!

 

so

 

the hight is 29.5" the length is 42" and the depth is 21.25" i will be posting more detailed photos showing construction methods and wood i have dated the brass pulls to 1780s i pulled one off and it looks to a sand cast pull. i would really like to know what the wood is, notice the black bands on the drawers sorry about the time gap in posts thanks for any info

 

Thank you for posting the dimensions. That is a nice piece of furniture. I look forward to seeing more photos when you have time to post them.