18th century Queen Anne walnut kneehole desk circa 1710 Good quality kneehole desk of small proportions, richly veneered in burr walnut. Rectangular top, strung and cross banded, finished with a moulded edge. One drawer below the top surface and a further partially concealed drawer above the knee, flanked either side by three graduating drawers, each with inlaid and cross banded drawer fronts and brass hardware. A knee space of 21 3/4" x 10" provides ample leg room for the smaller framed person. This also provides access to the single door lockable cupboard that contains a single shelf. Raised on bracket feet. Expected surface marks to woodwork in line with age and use. Later replaced handles, re-veneered legs which was likely to be done during the mid 20th century. Good colour and patina and ready for everyday use in the home. Knee height: 21.75" Knee width: 10"