The rectangular top in well-figured solid English walnut, with thumb-moulded edge and joined in multiple boards, above a central long drawer flanked by two short drawers. Each drawer front is cockbeaded and inlaid with featherbanding, likely in boxwood and walnut, and fitted with original or period brass swan-neck handles and pierced backplates. 
The shaped apron features a central scroll flanked by symmetrical ogee cut-outs, and the whole stands on square-section chamfered legs. Constructed in solid walnut with oak-lined drawers, hand-cut dovetails, and evidence of traditional cabinetmaking throughout. Rich patination to all surfaces with scattered marks and wear commensurate with age.
Height: approx. 76cm
Width: approx. 81cm
Depth: approx. 44cm
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Materials:
•Primary timber: Solid English walnut (top, carcass, legs, apron)
•Secondary timber: Oak (drawer linings and bottoms)
•Inlay: Featherbanding in boxwood and walnut
•Handles: Cast brass (likely original)