A substantial vintage wooden two-drawer desktop filing cabinet, probably dating from around the 1930s–1950s. A particularly nice piece of old office furniture with a simple, almost industrial form and a rich dark stained finish.
The two deep drawers are each fitted with an original metal pull incorporating a small label holder, suggesting the cabinet was originally intended for card indexing, records or general office filing. The unusually generous proportions make it useful today for stationery, photographs, documents, art materials or general desktop storage.
The cabinet has a lovely restrained utilitarian appearance that works particularly well with antique office, library and dark academia interiors. Both drawers run correctly. There is general surface wear, rubbing, small marks and variation to the finish consistent with age and use, all adding to its character.
Measures 40 × 35 × 26 cm / 15.7 × 13.8 × 10.2 inches
Inside drawers 25 x 35cm
The two deep drawers are each fitted with an original metal pull incorporating a small label holder, suggesting the cabinet was originally intended for card indexing, records or general office filing. The unusually generous proportions make it useful today for stationery, photographs, documents, art materials or general desktop storage.
The cabinet has a lovely restrained utilitarian appearance that works particularly well with antique office, library and dark academia interiors. Both drawers run correctly. There is general surface wear, rubbing, small marks and variation to the finish consistent with age and use, all adding to its character.
Measures 40 × 35 × 26 cm / 15.7 × 13.8 × 10.2 inches
Inside drawers 25 x 35cm