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BID DATE: 05/04/2024 08:09 AM
CURRENT BIDDER: babeandt
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DESCRIPTION MID CENTURY MODERN DESK & CHAIR (ROYAL CHROME) Rating: Desk-7, Chair-6 Comments. This all-metal desk is 27 ½ " high, 40" wide, 24 ½ " deep and features a chromed hollow tubular metal frame as well as a Formica covered top which has its complete metal edge band. There is a metal section on the right which has a trio of draws which are 4 ½ " deep with very fancy vertical chromed metal pulls. Also included is the original chair that is 29" high x 22" wide/deep as shown which also has a chromed hollow tubular metal base, swiveling hard rubber wheel casters and what appears to be the original upholstery. Its seat springs are present and tight. It even has the original metal label on the back for" The Royalchrome Distinctive Furniture" and was made by the Royal Metal Mfg. Co. The metal draw assembly still has its original paint and this desk is heavy for its size. This lot is in sturdy shape having normal use wear, paint wear and fine pitting as well as some small missing chrome loss dots. The chairs upholstery is well-worn and has a few tears as seen in our photo. Needs some work but is well worth the effort. Per the consignor it was designed and build by Walter Dorwin Teague for the Royal Metal Mfg. Co and is circa 1936. Please click here for an explanation of our (1-10) Rating System. Condition Ratings Also, please feel free to email or call us if you have any further questions.

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