Great shot of Obama after inauguration with his Presidents Resolute Desk behind him
To view the Presidents Desk on Canonbury Antiques click here
Great shot of Obama after inauguration with his Presidents Resolute Desk behind him
To view the Presidents Desk on Canonbury Antiques click here
To view our American Presidents Desk please click here
To view our American Presidents Desk please click here
This piece is a model of a desk that was given to the President of the United States by the Queen of England in 1855 – please see the commorative plaque that is located at the back of the desk and you can get a history of the piece. You can blow the picture up and read the interesting inscription.
This is a true partners desk as both sides feature an open out cubby hole with lock and various drawers. The table top is large and covered in tooled leather with gilded circumference. This would make a great piece for your office, home or otherwise, and is a great conversation piece as well as of course looking totally the part.
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The American Presidents desk – or resolute desk comes with an inscribed brass commemorative plaque. The Resolute was the name of the ship. The plaque reads:
‘RESOLUTE – part of the expedition sent in search of Sir John Franklin in 1852, was abandoned in latitude 75 on May 15, 1854. She was discovered and extricated in September 1855 in latitude 67 by Captain Buddington of the United States whaler ‘George Henry’.
The ship was purchased fitted out and sent to England as a gift to Her Majesty Queen Victoria by the President and People of the United States as a token of goodwill and friendship. The desk was originally made from her timbers when she was broken up and is presented by the Queen of Great Britain and given to the President of the United States of America as a memorial and a courtesy of the loving kindness which dicated the offer of the gift of the RESOLUTE.’
So as you can see there is a great story behind this beautiful desk. To view this desk on the Canonbury Antiques website click here
Hand crafted from mahogany, this American Presidents desk is an exact replica of the desk used in the Oval Office in the White House. Click here to view this on Canonbury Antiques
You are viewing a totally unique large Presidents Resolute desk hand carved from the finest mahogany. I hope the photos do this stunning work of art some justice, it’s certainly better in the flesh. This is the same desk that the President has in the Oval Office in the White House.
For further details on the Presidents Desk or to view any of our stunning tables, dining sets or furniture please feel free to visit Canonbury Antiques.
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