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Bernhardt Chancellor's China Deck

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Chancellor's China Deck

Description :
A desk designed by preeminent architect Daniel H. Burnham (1846 -1912) for use in his own private library is now housed in the Smithsonian Institution Building. That desk influenced the design of the Chancellor’s China, which was named to honor the position that heads the Smithsonian’s Board. The Chancellor’s China, with its clean lines and classic molding details, is presented in pin knotty cherry veneers with a Castle Brick finish and is accentuated by a tracery treatment on the glass doors that is evocative of the Smithsonian Castle's late Romanesque and early Gothic motifs.
 

- Castle Brick finish
- Deck has reeded posts with decorative carvings at top of each
- Two wood framed glass doors with attached wood grilles
- Curio ends with glass
- Six adjustable glass shelves with plate grooves and polished edges
- Mirrored back
- Two halogen can lights with touch dimmer switch
- Base has reeded posts with decorative carvings at top of each and between drawers
- Left drawer has wrapped pad
- Right drawer has silverware insert with Smithsonian logo
- Two doors
- Behind each door is one adjustable/ emovable shelf
- Adjustable glides
- Anti-tipping kit included


 


 Dimension : W 58 D 18 H 86

Style Number : 393-617C/110C

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