A Large Victorian Period Oak Writing / Library Table c.1890 sub-Antiques Failing that

Failing that

During trade Rippingille's were always direct with the way they chose to advertise and they continued to associate their product with the global appeal of the Empire and its peoples

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Merrill died in 1909 due to natural causes

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A Large Victorian Period Oak Writing / Library Table c.1890 sub-Antiques Failing thatOrigin: English Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1885 1895 Depth: 44. 5 inches Width: 72 inches Height: 28 inches The six foot wide solid oak writing desk having the original black leather inset top and two frieze drawers with the original pressed metal cup handles, locks and key, standing on turned baluster tapered legs and brass castors survives from the late Victorian period. The condition is mainly good, though the