antique "princess" (size) vanity desk (secretary) child's ?

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Posted 8 years ago

ted.fadler
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What appears to be..a small (child's size) writing desk-vanity combination (mirror missing ) ? Edwardian-Empire transitional or modified 1/2 kneehole regency with leather gold-leafed embossed recessed partial surface... may be mahogany surface but has secondary woods (yellow pine?)....?????? So light.....?? single dove-tailed joints joined...

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PhilDMorris, 8 years ago
Possibly late 1930's, that is the time when the top back drawers were popular and into the 1940's.
ted.fadler, 8 years ago
Thanks Phil, I too believe circa 1925-1935.What confuses me is the way it's constructed (large single split dove-tailed), and the weight-It's like doll furniture.
PhilDMorris, 8 years ago
Yes, that I cannot comment about without dimensions, or a photo that shows it next to something to put it in proportionate size.

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