A REGENCY SECRETAIRE CABINET IN THE MANNER OF “GILLOWS of LANCASTER” CIRCA 1810

Inlaid throughout with partridge-wood, boxwood and kingwood. The upper section having  twin doors with unusual brass glazing bars opening to contain adjustable shelving. The lower section with a secretaire drawer with original gilt-brass ornate ring handles opening to reveal a leather lined writing surface with pigeon-holes and drawers. Flanked by twin columns each with boxwood line inlay and ending in toupe feet.