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$300

Solid wood 1960's secretary desk

Last updated about 6 hours ago in Modesto, CA

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Solid wood mid-century modern walnut "secretary desk" manufactured in the 1960s. The only part that isn't wood is the back panel, firmly attached. This can be used as a hutch, bookcase, open-out desk, or whatever else you can imagine it being useful for. This item is a highly functional piece that features four spacious upper display shelves, a large shelf the width of the hutch, a built-in organizing section that perfectly fits standard books/novels, and three deep drawers. This unit is missing the panel that covers the bookshelves and creates an open-out desk, but the unit still contains the original brass hinge and pull out arms (pictured). Dimensions: 76 inches tall, 30 inches wide, & 15 inches deep. Asking $300 obo First pic was taken in the middle of the day in sunlight and second pic was taken with dining room light on at night time. Btw I used erase function to erase my home on the right side of the item Located in Riverbank. Pick-up only. Two people needed for removal. It's very heavy!

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Used (normal wear)

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Wood

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