This is a wonderful Edwardian walnut bureau desk that has a timeless period charm. Circa 1910. A handsome original Edwardian example of a 'Pratts of Bradford', with the original plaque to the backside. Displaying a rich, warm walnut patination that add character to the home setting. with a gorgeous walnut inlaid drop front that has a key, to keep the interior locked safely. The fall front is held open by two lower wooden supports. Opening the interior reveals the writing desk, and a fitted interior consisting of two smaller drawers, finished with button metal handles. The interior also has six pigeon holes, and a central door area useful for storing documents and papers. The central door is flanked by two visual columns to either side. The interior door also has a key to keep any documents inside safe. To the front of the desk there is an inlaid smaller upper drawer, above three lower larger graduating inlaid drawers. All of the drawers are finished with striking metal drop handles. Standing proudly on four solid bracket feet. Overall this walnut bureau is in great antique condition, with quality signs of general use and veneer wear, as to be expected from historical age (See photographs). There are 3 signs of veneer damage to the front of the bracket feet, and signs of historical veneer damage to the back left foot, but this has no structural affect (see photograph). Measuring Approximately : Height : 98.5cm Width : 71.5cm Depth with lid down : 66cm Depth : 39.5cm Writing area : Width: 64cm Depth: 46cm 1st Drawer interior height : 8cm Interior width : 57cm Interior depth : 32.5cm 2nd Drawer interior height : 9cm Interior width 62.5cm Interior depth: 32.5cm 3rd Drawer interior height : 13cm Interior width 62.5cm Interior depth 32.5cm 4th Drawer interior height : 14cm Inteior width : 62.5cm Interior depth : 32.5cm This piece has an attribution mark, I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution