Jefferson writing desk, 2003.

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Jefferson writing desk, 2003.

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A replica of Jefferson's "writing box" on which he drafted the Declaration of Independence. "Replica is crafted of mahogany utilizing many of the same woodworking techniques [as the original]. This custom-built piece has a top that unfolds to create a baize-covered writing surface that elevates up to a 5" height using one of six available stations. A locking drawer has compartments for writing paper, inkwell and pen. Brass hardware. Made in America by the Bartley Collection."

1 portable desk : mahagony ; 3 1/4" h. x 14 3/8" w. x 9 3/4" d, writing surface unfolds to 19 3/4" w.

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