Vintage mid-century teak secretary desk with an angled door that pulls down to become a writing surface with green leather inset. As the door opens, wooden rails extend underneath to provide support for the desktop. Below the door are three dovetailed drawers with sculpted handles, and the case sits on a base with square tapered legs. Inside are built-in cubbies and two tiny drawers to aid in the organization of small items. Made circa the 1960s in England by Sutcliffe of Todmorden. It is in very good vintage condition with light wear for age and use. There is no key, but it is easy to open and close the door without one. 30" wide, 17.5" deep, 9" deep at the top, 40" high, and the writing surface is 28.75" high.