Late 19th Century British Colonial Teak Desk alcoa in the traffic

in the traffic

some of which were used for postcards

Exhibits the aforementioned patination in addition to other minor signs of wear including rust and scuffs

fellow German immigrant Herman Mauer took over as president of the newly-named Key City Furniture

along with some scratches on the supports and base

Late 19th Century British Colonial Teak Desk alcoa in the trafficc. 1880s Rangoon, Burma (now Yangon, Myanmar) Antique British Colonial writing desk with plank top. This compact writing table features a richly patinated plank style top above solid panelled legs, joined at the base by a stretcher for added stability. Constructed from dense tropical hardwood likely teak or rosewood it exhibits the clean lines and restrained detailing typical of British Colonial furniture crafted in India or Sri Lanka during the late